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ECB and BoE meeting Review

Fri, Feb 9 2007, 07:40 GMT
by Marina Schiaffino

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ECB and BoE meeting Review

ECB and BoEAs broadly expected ECB as well as the BoE, have both left their interest rate unchanged at 3.50% and 5.25% respectively. However, at the post meeting press conference, Jean-Claude Trichet, indicated that the ECB would raise rates on its March 8th meeting.

Check the effect that the result of the meetings is having over the pairs in our Rates and Charts Section or compare the movements of the different banks in our World Interest Rates Table. You can also express your opinion in the FOREX FORUM polls: ECB leaves rates unchanged as expected and BoE leaves rates at 5.25%

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  • Ian McCafferty, chief economic adviser at CBI:
    "The Bank has decided that last month's surprise increase is enough for now and needs to assess the impact on inflation and the economy before deciding the next move. However, the economy is still growing rapidly and concerns remain about more ingrained inflation, with firms putting up prices in the face of a profit squeeze and a far from certain outcome in the current pay round. So, it is too early to say if interest rates have peaked." - AFX News
  • Kevin Hawkins, BRC Director General:
    "This is a sensible decision. It will give the retail sector some much needed breathing space after the shock of last month's hike. The impact of three increases in seven months has not yet been fully felt and a further hit to consumer confidence would have come at a significant price." - AFX News

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