Friday, Dec 07, 2007
Bloomberg Questions whether Inflation with bite BoE in the Behind
Bloomberg News: BOE Effort to Combat Slowdown May Instead Spur Faster Inflation
The BoE caved to pressure, or they took the view that the Libor rate needed pulling down if only in the short term... Either way, there are serious doubts as to whether this won't lead to long term inflationary issues.
Will 2008 be a year forever remembered by economists, when it all goes pear-shaped?
Posted by meedge @ 01:00 AM (182 views) Add Comment
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1. C'mon Correction said...
The cut in '05 led to 5 interest rate hikes only a year later. It also led to an approx an extra 1/3 Trillion in debt that the public has to pay back with interest.
BOE, Nu Liebor - You can't have it all, all the time. This economy is un-sustainable, you can not keep putting off the inevitable. Idiots !!