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Old 03-11-2022, 18:31   #580
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Re: Rising cost of living

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
The BoE have completely lost the plot. How on earth does an interest rate hike bring down the energy price? It's objective is to stop people from buying stuff so that internal prices don't rise. But this will lead to unemployment and neither the people in work nor those laid off will be able to pay their mortgages. In time of recession, interest rates should fall.

On the other side of the argument interest rates for savers should go up
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