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Libor rise 'might mean rise in mortgage rates'...

A rise in the London Inter-bank Offered Rate (Libor) is putting financial pressure on mortgage firms, the Press Association reports.

On Friday, the rate hit six per cent, 0.3 per cent up on the previous rate.

This is bad news for borrowers, as Libor is a key indicator of how willing banks are willing to lend to each other.

A high rate generally means that mortgage firms will have trouble in raising revenue from the money markets - which usually means, in turn, that customer home loan rates will be put up.

Two firms, iGroup and First National, have increased the cost of some mortgages by 1.7 and 1.6 per cent respectively.

The turmoil on the global financial markets, with Lehman Brothers going bankrupt and Merrill Lynch and HBOS both apparently being forced into mergers thanks to a loss in investor confidence, is thought to have been the primary factor putting upwards pressure on Libor.

Other mortgage firms are now expected to join GE Money - owners of iGroup and First National - in raising rates.

Speaking to the Guardian, Ray Boulger of mortgage brokers John Charcol said: "We will see a lot of lenders putting up fixed rates and some tracker rates in the coming days."
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