A few months ago, the Bank of England was pointing us towards an interest rates rise before the end of 2014. Now its message is rather different, and there is no guarantee of a rise even before the end of 2015. The fact that more austerity will be needed to bring down the budget deficit is one factor in this.
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A few months ago, the Bank of England was pointing us towards an interest rates rise before the end of 2014. Now its message is rather different, and there is no guarantee of a rise even before the end of 2015. The fact that more austerity will be needed to bring down the budget deficit is one factor in this.
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