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| Global Interest Rates | |||
 Australia |
4.25% | ||
 Canada |
1.5% | ||
 EMU |
2.5% | ||
 Japan |
0.1% | ||
 Swiss |
0.5% | ||
 England |
1.5% | ||
 US |
0.25% | ||
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Analysts Comments
Stephen Koukoulas, chief strategist at TD Securities
14 Oct, 2008 @ 07:34 am EST
Reuters - "The bailout, and the part-nationalisation of the banks, however good they are, there is still going to be some bad economic news coming out. There's now doubt that the BoE will have to follow up with interest rate cuts to ensure that the recovery does get traction next year."
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