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Interest rate will go up in new year

SPAMISH_MCTAVISH · 2010-12-20 09:53:07

Where is that poll where majority here predicted it will not http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/mortgages-and-homes/article.html?in_article_id=520175&in_page_id=8&ct=5

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gagahouse Posts: 392 Forumite

22 December 2010 at 2:50PM

chucky wrote: »

they've not moved too much in the past year anyway - the differences are not great. 1% is the largest spread i believe.

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yep, not much movement over last year, think volatility in 2011 will be higher than last year though

also interesting that spreads are negative from almost 15-30yrs out but that could also be because of technical factors like a large corporate issuance which needs to be asset swapped, I'm not following issuances so can't say for sure if that is why

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