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Thread: USA. Base rate increase.
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14-12-2016, 20:21 #1Banned
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USA. Base rate increase.
To.75%. Interesting ?
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14-12-2016, 20:25 #2Longing for retirement.
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Oh crap, does that mean it will follow over here?
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It will mean a weaker £ for sure.
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No and long expected by the markets so I expect little reaction. Originally Posted by AmexRuislip
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Haven't googled but probably the biggest Fed interest rate increase in history at 50%. Beating last year's 25%.
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I got it wrong. The last one was a 100%. Now it's 50% next one 33.3%. Originally Posted by knocky1
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Higher interest rates are good? Means you can save money?
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10% please . Originally Posted by Plooks
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Investment. Banks want to loan,with strings.
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Only the second rate rise from the fed in 10 years. This is at the time when they are nearing full employment (rate is 4.6%), and we are years into the current expansionary phase of the economic cycle. Talk about world economies being screwed, or may over the last 40 odd years they've been screwed and this is the new reality.
Either way, interesting times (if you like this type of shit)
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