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pcernie

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"Reasons to be fearful"

1,2,3...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-29656342

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Fri Oct 17, 2014 10:36 pm

l3v1ck

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Re: "Reasons to be fearful"

To be honest I think our interest rates will be dictated by the Eurozone recovery, or lack there of.
If it doesn't recover because of politics there (eg France massively overspending at the moment) then our exports etc will suffer long term. That will force the BoE to keep rates lower for longer to keep our economy going.

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Sat Oct 18, 2014 12:17 am

hifidelity2

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Re: "Reasons to be fearful"

Well me and my mortgage are grateful for low interest rates staying low for as long as possible

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l3v1ck

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Re: "Reasons to be fearful"

+1
Just got a new five year fixed incase they went up next year as rumoured. But I'd be delighted if they were still almost as low in five years when it runs out.

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