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The move had been widely expected by economists, who said that the nine-strong MPC was unlikely to make any significant monetary policy moves until it had more time to study yesterday's Pre-Budget Report. However, there was speculation that the MPC, which...
Tags: MPC, record low, United Kingdom, London, Business cycle, Recessions, Business Finance, Macroeconomics, Recession, Market trends, Monetary Policy Committee
South Korea's central bank Thursday left its key interest rate unchanged at 2 percent for the 10th straight month while noting the economic recovery. In announcing the benchmark seven-day repo rate would stay at 2 percent, Bank of Korea Gov. Lee Seong-rae...
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Freddie Mac reports that average rates for 30-year fixed mortgages have matched a record low of 4.78 percent this week. Rates for 30-year mortgages hit an all-time low the week ending April 30. Since then, rates have hovered near 5 percent, spurring refinancing...
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The Russian central bank cut its main interest rate to a record low 9.0 percent on Tuesday to check a strengthening ruble that threatens to harm the major oil and gas producer's crucial exports. The decision to cut the key refinancing rate by half a point...
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South Korea's central bank froze its key interest rate for the ninth straight month today as a nascent economic recovery has yet to prove sustainable. In a monthly policy meeting, the Bank of Korea (BOK) left the benchmark seven-day repo rate unchanged...
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The dollar was mixed in Asian trade on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve gave no indication that it was considering raising its super-low interest rates any time soon. The greenback slipped to 90.56 yen in Tokyo morning trade from 90.75 late Wednesday...
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Better economic news, the minutes of the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee's last monthly meeting, and a warning from Mervyn King that interest rates will eventually have to increase combined to prompt a sharp rise in the pound yesterday. Sterling...
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Saturday, October 10, 2009 at 1:00 a.m. Driving is getting a lot safer, although no one is quite sure why. The risk of dying in a traffic accident has dropped nearly 18 percent since 2005, including a drop of 7 percent in the first half of this year,...
Tags: record low, highways deaths, highways traffic, national highways, safety administration, traffic crashes, traffic safety, percent declines, Washington
It's known as Michelle's law, after Michelle Morse , a New Hampshire college student who was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2004. After her diagnosis, the Morse family discovered something sad and tragic about most health insurance policies -- young adults...
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South Korea's central bank held its key interest rate steady at a record low for the eighth consecutive month on Friday, as expected, but is widely seen raising the rates as soon as next month to calm a property boom. The Bank of Korea left the base...
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