The Fed are expected to reduce their base rate from 1.5% today. Markets rallied on Wall Street yesterday and have opened up sharply across Europe.
The ECB and the BoE meet next week to decide on interest rates. Will there be another co-ordinated rate move today? Expect to see it announced at PM's questions if it is happening. Not that it is a political decision of course.
Labour damage the constitution and our traditions as well as the economy
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The reason the Blair governments got re elected twice was they went lightly
on the economy. They kept the much lower tax rates the Conservatives had
adopte...
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