ECB cuts interest rates to 2.75% as central banks diverge
Follows the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold the Fed Funds rate at 4.25-4.5%
Follows the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold the Fed Funds rate at 4.25-4.5%
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The decision to hold interest rates at 4.25-4.5% comes one week after US President Trump demanded a rate cut
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Core inflation rose 3% in December, compared to the previous year
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While government debt is on the rise around the globe, UK households seem to be heading in the opposite direction
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Industry commentators turn their focus to the possible trajectory for interest rates in 2025
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The Consumer Price Index rose yet again in November as fuel costs increased, making an interest rate cut unlikely
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The 25 basis points cut is the fourth carried out by the central bank this year
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Savers added £51bn to cash this year, but it could be a less attractive option now interest rates are falling
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Rising likelihood of ‘higher for longer’ rates could make income assets more appealing
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The Monetary Policy Committee voted 8-1 in favour of a 25 basis-point cut to 4.75%
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Trump wins US election, paving the way for high tariffs and tax cuts that could prove volatile
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Will tick up to 2.6% in 2025, but fall to 2% by 2029
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