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No more rate cuts, bankers tell Darling...

Bank executives have told the chancellor of the exchequer that their latest round of rate cuts are "a line in the sand" - and that they will not reduce mortgage costs further.

Anonymous sources told the Times newspaper that the bankers informed Alistair Darling of their intentions at a meeting last week.

Banks were put under pressure from the government to pass on last week's 150 basis point rate cut from the Bank of England to their variable rate mortgages.

Most have since done so - with Barclays and HSBC the only major holdouts.

However, profit concerns led many to make vocal their resistance to being forced into making further reductions in the future.

Speaking to the newspaper, an un-named executive commented: "Base rates are now so low that our margins are desperately small.

"This point was made quite clear to the chancellor of the exchequer by several of the executives - we are not charities."
10 November 2008
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