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    #11
    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    election
    I'm guessing it's all heading towards an election in September (which is why various stories are being spread around about the housing market turning by that point - a small increase can be engineered over the summer I reckon). After then (and perhaps before) interest rates will have to rise to start funding the debt we've taken on. Hope I'm wrong, but I can see interest rates at 8-9% by next year, perhaps rising still further in subsequent years.
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      #12
      Originally posted by MrMark View Post
      I'm guessing it's all heading towards an election in September (which is why various stories are being spread around about the housing market turning by that point - a small increase can be engineered over the summer I reckon). After then (and perhaps before) interest rates will have to rise to start funding the debt we've taken on. Hope I'm wrong, but I can see interest rates at 8-9% by next year, perhaps rising still further in subsequent years.
      IMO by September job losses will still be going up. Hence I go for May 2010.

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        #13
        For sure by 2011 we'll see double digit inflation.
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