General Loans - Record low interest rates for Freddie Mac bills (The Forex Market)
Posted on January 5, 2009
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Record low interest rates for Freddie Mac bills (The Forex Market)
NEW YORK, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Freddie Mac said it sold $2 billion of bills on Monday at record low interest rates, drawing mixed demand compared with similar sales last week.
Source: www.fxstreet.com
Record low interest rates on cards (Express and Star)
Fresh gloom was predicted for millions of pensioners and savers this week with interest rates set to hit a record low as the Bank of England grapples with a deepening recession. The Banks official rate has never fallen below the current two per cent in [visit site to read more]
Source: www.expressandstar.com
National Bank of Poland official interest rates - 05/01/2008 (Interfax)
WARSAW. JANUARY 5. INTERFAX CENTRAL EUROPE - Following is a table of official money market rates as set by the National Bank of Poland (NBP). The Central Bank’s Monetary Policy Council cut Poland’s interest rates by 75 basis points across the board during its December sitting.
Source: www.interfax.com
Home Loans - Interest Rates Are Declining - 1/4/2009 (WLIO NBC Lima)
Posted on January 5, 2009
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Interest Rates Are Declining - 1/4/2009 (WLIO NBC Lima)
With the economy in a recession, many people can still save money thanks to falling interest rates. According to Freddie Mac, the average 30 year mortgage interest rate now stands at five point one percent, a number that has been on the downfall now for almost three months.
Source: www.wlio.com
Papademos Says ECB May Cut Rates If Inflation Slows (Update1) - Bloomberg
Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) — European Central Bank Vice President Lucas Papademos said further interest rate cuts may be necessary if inflation keeps slowing. If price stability is threatened by weakening inflation an easing of monetary policy could be …
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Interest rate set to hit record low - Ananova
Interest rates are set to hit a record low this week as the Bank of England grapples with a deepening recession. The Bank’s official rate has never fallen below the current 2% in its 315-year history, but experts predict a cut of as much as 1% on …
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