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It's over. The 2001-2007 House Price Bubble was the last gasp from dying Britain. Once peak debt is over there will be nothing to compete against China's authoritarian capitalism.
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They want it, but they don't have it, though they might be tempted to borrow from USA now using their low interest rates and then invest into UK/eurozone also making money on the fact that dollar depreciates.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostIf only the banks wanted to lower interest rates
All that instead of investing into real industry that could compete with China: better tell your kids to learn Mandarin.
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Making houses look very cheap, and pushing the UK house prices into the stratosphere, fuelling BTL frenzy, causing a shortage of homes for FTB's, pushing up house prices.....Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe BofE will allow inflation to rise and will cut rates...serves the purposes of eroding debt faster.
It's a win-win. Boomed I tell yer ...
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The BofE will allow inflation to rise and will cut rates...serves the purposes of eroding debt faster.
It's a win-win. Boomed I tell yer ...
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Interest rate in 2008/2009
16Will fall as BoE must prevent crash50.00%8Will rise as inflation and wage increases bite hard12.50%2Will stay the same as the BoE haven't a clue37.50%6Something else. Pray tell.0.00%0Time to vote.
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