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Central Bank rates – 16th Feb Weekly update on central bank base rates

februar 16, 2009 By: Peter Category: Uncategorized

 

Central bank rates – The next in line is ECB

US Federal Reserve Bank: Now Fed is at 0 – 0,25%. Next step is intervention in Treasuries. Fuelling money supply……

Bank of England: Now at 1,00% with a good chance that they cut again. 

European Central Bank: Next cut in mid March to 1,50% from the current 2,00%.

Bank of Japan: 0,10% – that was it.

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