Sunday, Feb 11, 2007

David Smith then says but they won't rise.

Sunday Times: Inflation will fall but IRS could still rise

As nice a guy he is, he's been saying that since 2005. "The Bank of England will this week predict a sharp drop in inflation but leave the door open to further interest-rate rises if pay accelerates."

Posted by financial planner @ 11:11 AM (170 views) Add Comment

9 Comments

1. paul said...

not least because the pound will sink like a stone at the first hint the BofE has stopped raising rates.

*gulp*

Sunday, February 11, 2007 11:31AM Report Comment
 

2. paul said...

HAHA.

He's deleted all the negative comments too! How true to form!

Sunday, February 11, 2007 12:20PM Report Comment
 

3. denzil said...

Smith states something credible as frequently as Jade Goody!

It was not many months ago that he was questioning whether it was too early for a rate cut. Since his comment we have had three IR increases. I'd love to know how he got to be economics editor of the Times because his judgement, to my way of thinking is slightly suspect.

Sunday, February 11, 2007 05:09PM Report Comment
 

4. bidin'matime said...

Steady on Denzil - you'll have Jade's lawyer on to you...

Sunday, February 11, 2007 09:04PM Report Comment
 

5. Nohpc said...

The pound is too strong at the moment anyway. It could do with dropping a little.

Monday, February 12, 2007 05:10AM Report Comment
 

6. george monsoon said...

Who's Jade???

Monday, February 12, 2007 08:27AM Report Comment
 

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