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Yes! /happydance0
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Im a little suprised, I thought they'd bottle it.Ex Sg27 (long forgotten log in details)Massive thank you to those on the long since defunct Matched Betting board.1
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Half per cent base rate rise has shocked a few people
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Well it was 50/50 so shouldnt really be a shock.baldeagle09 said:Half per cent base rate rise has shocked a few peopleEx Sg27 (long forgotten log in details)Massive thank you to those on the long since defunct Matched Betting board.1 -
Don't forget Nationwide raising savings rates by 0.1% in anticipation.5
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5% then people, some decent returns coming I hope...2
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52/48, in favour of 0.5%, according to the Guardian this morning.Sg28 said:
Well it was 50/50 so shouldnt really be a shock.baldeagle09 said:Half per cent base rate rise has shocked a few people
Apparently, the two 'doves' on the MPC voted for no change; the remaining 7 members all went for 0.5%0 -
There was market talk this morning that going for 0.5% was validation that the BoE had lost control. They could have gone for 0.25% now and strongly hinted that there was another 0.25% to come at the next meeting, but perhaps they felt that stamping harder would have a bigger effect. It's really going to hurt those coming off a fixed mortgage or are on a tracker or SVR.
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