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Bank rate 'could go to zero'...

The Bank of England could reduce interest rates to zero, a former policymaker at the institution has said.

Charles Goodhart told Channel 4's Dispatches programme that the reductions could be implemented due to the severity of the current economic crisis.

Most economists predict a sharp recession in the UK over the months to come, as consumer spending is hit by the credit crunch.

Latest GDP figures show that the economy shrank by 0.5 per cent over the past quarter.

Mr Goodhart said that current financial conditions mirror those found in Japan in the early 1990s - prior to the Asian nation's central bank cutting its rate to zero.

"Interest rates will go down from now, by how far and how fast nobody knows," he commented.

"They could go to zero. They went to zero in Japan in the 1990s when the Japanese had a recession or depression which went on for a long time and was quite severe."
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