Was 引き上げ（る）ing 利益／興味 率s again the 権利 move or is the Bank of England in panic 方式? This is Money podcast
The Bank of England’s bumper 0.5 per cent 率 引き上げ（る） this week was the 13th rise in a 列／漕ぐ／騒動.
After sitting on their 手渡すs for more than a １０年間, ratesetters have been shaken out of their slumbers by an インフレーション 嵐／襲撃する.
By historic 基準s 5 per cent is not high for 利益／興味 率s, but unfortunately for borrowers we also started from a historic low and have gone from 0.1 per cent to here in just 18 months.
The belated headlong 急ぐ into raising 率s is also the exact opposite of what the Bank of England spent years 保証するing homeowners would happen: the party line used to be ‘漸進的な and 限られた／立憲的な’.
The Bank is 引き上げ（る）ing 率s to try to 鎮圧する インフレーション but at the same time this 影響する／感情s a much smaller slice of homeowners than it once did and 早い rise in mortgage costs is 鎮圧するing a 世代 of homeowners.
So, was another 率 rise a wise move??
How bad is the 苦痛 for borrowers??
Is this not a patch on the 80s, or just as bad??
Has the Bank of England even given its 率 rises long enough to 施行される?
On this 率 rise special podcast, Georgie 霜, 物陰／風下 Boyce and Simon Lambert 取り組む all that and more.
