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View Poll Results: What will BoE do with interest rates?
Raise rates to 5.50% 0 0%
Hold rates at 5.25% 5 100.00%
Cut rates to 5.00% 0 0%
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Old Feb 5, 2007, 12:25   #1
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On Thursday the Bank of England will announce rates decision. After the last meeting surprise, what do you think they'll do? Vote now and share your opinion.

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As expected, BoE leaves rates at 5.25%. As the market consideres the rates hike has finished, pound is falling in the first minutes after the announcement.

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