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Home > Main > Interest Rates > Base rate drops to 5.25%
 

Base rate drops to 5.25%

 
The Bank of England has today voted to reduce the base rate to 5.25%. The move has been made to help prevent recession gaining momentum in the British economy. Market commentators are generally predicting a continued slow fall in the base rate this year – gradually falling to around 4.5% by the end of 2008, or early 2009.
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