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Experts predict rate cut...

The Bank of England will cut interest rates later this week, as the economy continues to slow.

Worsening credit crunch conditions - with the FTSE 100 dropping as much as six per cent today - are thought to have decisively tilted the Bank's rate-setting monetary policy committee towards a cut.

A reduction would normally make loans repayments cheaper, including those for personal loans.

However, so bad are the market conditions at the moment that banks might wish to hoard money as much as possible - and not pass on the cut to consumers.

A 0.25 per cent reduction is generally expected - with some economists expecting a 0.5 per cent cut.

Currently, the bank rate stands at five per cent.

Speaking to the Press Association Philip Shaw of Investec Securities said: "The world has changed rapidly over the past few weeks and we now expect… the official Bank rate [to be cut] to 4.75 per cent.

"The pace of change in the financial landscape over the past three weeks has been frightening."
06 October 2008
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