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Previously on "Actions have consequences - An introduction for idiots."

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  • CryingSheep
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    Originally posted by clearedforlanding View Post
    I am not economically inclined. If you have a mo, would you be so kind as to explain why a base rate increase leads to depreciation of a currency?

    Cheers,

    CFL
    In theory it shouldn't, but in the case of the UK the market understood it was a desperate measure to stop the depreciation of the pound and not a sign of a healthy economy... This precipitated the depreciation further! It's a fact! Check the data after the last increase on the base rate by the BoE!
    Last edited by CryingSheep; 3 August 2019, 08:32.

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  • clearedforlanding
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    Originally posted by CryingSheep View Post
    it was proven not long ago that the British economy is so fragile atm that even a base rate increase led to a further depreciation of the pound.
    I am not economically inclined. If you have a mo, would you be so kind as to explain why a base rate increase leads to depreciation of a currency?

    Cheers,

    CFL

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  • CryingSheep
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    I really think many idiots need to read this... isn't very hard t understand!

    Just one thing... it was proven not long ago that the British economy is so fragile atm that even a base rate increase led to a further depreciation of the pound.

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