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CNN – Why Toyota May Cause Higher Interest Rates

CNN – Why Toyota May Cause Higher Interest Rates
China Is One Of The Largest Holders Of U.S. Treasurys. So Some Worry That Our Massive Budget Deficit, Which China Has Vocally Complained About, Is The Equivalent Of Biting The Hand That Feeds Us.

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Bernanke: Low Interest Rates Still Needed

Bernanke: Low Interest Rates Still Needed
Federal Reserve Chairman Tells Lawmakers Record-Low Rates Still Needed to Strengthen Recovery, Aid Jobless

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Bank on interest rate fuss

Bank on interest rate fuss
Increases used to be rare in an election year, but not now that the Reserve has the call.

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Sean O’Grady: So does this mean interest rates are about to go up?

Sean O’Grady: So does this mean interest rates are about to go up?
Whether you think your mortgage bills are going to rise pretty much boils down to whether you believe Mervyn King, the Governor of the Bank of England, that inflation will come down soon, and dramatically – to about 1 per cent by the end of this year. If that is the case, then we might see no rise in mortgage rates until next year, and then not much – a useful bonus for households facing minimal …

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Clock ticking for interest rate hikes

Clock ticking for interest rate hikes
The Bank of Canada only pledged — conditionally — to keep its record-low lending rate until the end of the second quarter

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What to do about interest rates and inflation?

What to do about interest rates and inflation?
THE prediction from the Bank of England that interest rates and inflation will remain subdued for the coming year will have homebuyers dancing on their kitchen tables this w

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East Worthing and Shoreham MP repays interest

East Worthing and Shoreham MP repays interest
EAST Worthing and Shoreham MP Tim Loughton has repaid a total of £1,178.88 in overpaid parliamentary expenses. (11/02/2010 11:46:10)

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Australia Unexpectedly Keeps Benchmark Interest Rate at 3.75%

Australia Unexpectedly Keeps Benchmark Interest Rate at 3.75%
Feb. 2 (Bloomberg) — Australia’s central bank unexpectedly kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged for the first meeting in four to gauge the strength of an economic recovery and inflation.

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Refinancers cut interest rates and shrink their debt

Refinancers cut interest rates and shrink their debt
How are homeowners responding to record-low interest rates? A lot of them are refinancing into low-rate mortgages and shrinking their mortgage balances at the same time, according to a report released Thursday by Freddie Mac. The mortgage-finance giant said that one-third of borrowers who refinanced their mortgages in the fourth quarter brought cash to the table, taking out new mortgages with …

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30-year mortgage interest rates slide back below 5%

30-year mortgage interest rates slide back below 5%
Following bond yields, the weekly decrease is the third in a row. Freddie Mac’s widely watched survey of the mortgage market provided homeowners and would-be home buyers with another round of good news Thursday: A third straight week of falling interest rates has taken the average rate on 30-year fixed-rate home loans below 5% again.

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