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Interest rate to rise to 5 % in a matter of weeks









narly101

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Feb 16, 2009
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HBB - scaremongering title :) This will take well over 2 years or more to reach the 5% mark, if it ever gets there, not a "matter of weeks"
 




Tim Over Whelmed

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See my post about Sensationalism ... this sort of scaremongering is utterly irresponsible.
 














Tricky Dicky

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Having sat through Jeff Randalls Christmas Dinner on Sky News last night, who was talking to Bob Diamond (head of Barclays), Sir Stuart Rose (M&S) and Carolyn McCall (chief exec of EasyJet), they all said that interest rate "might" start to rise just a little towards the back end of 2011. I think I know who I'd rather take advice from.
 


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Lo - and the Lord spake unto the shepherds and he sayeth unto them
"Use the ignore function".
And as the Lord decreed, they clicked upon the posters name and used the View Profile option.
From thence they clicked the small No Entry icon.
And from that time on they were troubled not.
 




Having sat through Jeff Randalls Christmas Dinner on Sky News last night, who was talking to Bob Diamond (head of Barclays), Sir Stuart Rose (M&S) and Carolyn McCall (chief exec of EasyJet), they all said that interest rate "might" start to rise just a little towards the back end of 2011. I think I know who I'd rather take advice from.

Was Marty Hopkirk there?
 




beorhthelm

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Jul 21, 2003
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Sorry should have been a ?

theres no need to put "in a matter of weeks" in there, it doesnt say that in the article anyway. why be such a twat about somthing so important?

interest rates to rise to 5% eventually is a given.
 






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... said a spokesman for the Chancellor of the Exchequer.

Not quite. However perhaps some people (not myself sadly) would welcome a rate rise. Its not all about borrowers surely.

Its is a false economy. No one knows how fast the rise will rise but, inflation continues rise almost unabated.
 
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WATFORD zero

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Not quite. However perhaps some people (not myself sadly) would welcome a rate rise. Its not all about borrowers surely.

Its is a false economy. No one knows how fast the rise will rise but, inflation continues rise almost unabated.

If you are here, who is in charge of the Sausage and egg Mcmuffins at London Bridge ?
 




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