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Till-now, no change in interest rates

Released on = August 4, 2006, 7:31 am

Press Release Author = Grant Cliv

Industry = Financial

Press Release Summary = As per the reports, till now, interest rates are static.
Interest rates have not changed for the last twelve months. On the other hand, some
alterations would be done in the cost of borrowing to keep the inflation rate within
the government's target of two per cent. However, house prices are continuously
rising.

Press Release Body = London (loans-park) August 3, 2006: According to the Bank of
England's interest rate setting Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), the interest rates
would stay at hold at 4.5 per cent for the month of August. However, MPC have been
consistently varying the primary cost of borrowing to keep the inflation under
control to achieve government's two per cent target.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist with the Global Insight consultancy quoted that \"A
split vote within the MPC seems highly likely on Thursday, and we do now expect the
Bank of England to raise interest rates by 0.25 per cent before the end of the year
(probably in November) as a modest precautionary measure aimed at containing
medium-term inflationary pressures."

Last month the committee decided to keep rates on hold, but it seemed as if it would
increase the interest rates in August. Well, there is every possibility that
interest rates might be changed in this month. Increase in interest rates would
affect every loan seeker looking forward to avail a business loan, a secured loan,
an unsecured loan etc.

In contrast, house prices are consistently rising. Earlier, in June, rise in fuel
bills pushed the inflation by 2.5 per cent above the government's target.


Web Site = http://www.loans-park.co.uk

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www.loans-park.co.uk

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