Bank of England - Interest rates 'could rise sharply early next year'

The Bank of England targets the inflation rate two years in the future
Photo: DANIEL JONES

This would cause a large rise in mortgage repayments for borrowers on tracker
and other variable-rate mortgages, some of whom are staying afloat
financially only because interest rates are currently at an all-time low.

In a blog
entitled “Could UK rates rise in early 2010?”
, Simon
Ward of Henderson New Star said the Bank of England’s …

Read the original article at Telegraph

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