Friday, 6 March 2009

Sterling update - Quantitative easing imminent

Good morning readers,

Yesterdays trading saw Sterling make up a fair bit of ground over the course of the day following the interest rate decisions and an announcement by the Bank Of England that they will be looking to proceed with quantitative easing in the near future.

A total of £75 Billion is due to be pumped into the economy which should slowly filter through the system and hopefully start things moving again in the U.K.

A great link which covers any questions you may have on quantitative easing is as follows:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/banksandfinance/4944000/Quantitative-easing-QandA.html

At the time of writing this report Sterling has lost 0.41% against the Euro and gained 0.76% against the USD.

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This is a brief summary of todays report. Click here to read the full report on our main website

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Have a great day and thanks for reading!

Daniel Wright

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