The Bank of England keeps its stimulus programme of quantitative easing (QE) unchanged and also holds interest rates at 0.5%.
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The Bank of England keeps its stimulus programme of quantitative easing (QE) unchanged and also holds interest rates at 0.5%.
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South Korea’s central bank cuts its key interest rate in a surprise move aimed at boosting growth and countering a weak Japanese yen.
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India has cut interest rates for the third time this year in an attempt to revive growth in its sluggish economy.
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More than a million people with interest-only mortgages face a financial crunch when they have to pay them off, the regulator warns.
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More than a million people with interest-only mortgages face a financial crunch when they have to pay them off, the regulator warns.
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Slumping prices and record unemployment bolster the case for Europe to ease up on austerity and cut interest rates to inject life into its stagnant economy.
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In a world of diminutive interest rates, where can international investors find any kind of reasonable and secure income stream? Surprisingly, given the current political and economic backdrop, Europe may offer some opportunities.
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Stuck in recession, with inflation rates tumbling and unemployment rising, the eurozone looks set to get its first cut in interest rates in 10 months this week.
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