Money markets pricing in 5.5% base rate rise
Traders are pricing in the Bank of England increasing the base rate to 5.5% next year, which would vastly increase the cost of mortgages.
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Traders are pricing in the Bank of England increasing the base rate to 5.5% next year, which would vastly increase the cost of mortgages.
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