label Carney says first increase since height of financial crisis is becoming increasingly essential as economic growth strengthensBritain has been put on alert to expect its first interest rate rise since the global financial crash at around the turn of the year as the governor of the Bank of England,label Carney, warned that the long period of 0.5% borrowing costs was coming to an discontinuance.Carney told businesses and consumers that Threadneedle Street would bear to respond to the economys stronger growth by announcing the first tightening of policy since rates were increased to 5.75% in July 2007 – the month before the US subprime mortgage crisis erupted.Continue reading..., or
Source: theguardian.com