RBS Financial Briefing Jan 17th
Many of us use the New Year as an opportunity to change our behaviour. Yet 2011 didn’t herald a new approach to monetary policy from either the Bank of England or the European Central Bank (ECB).Both kept interest rates unchanged last week. The Federal Reserve is also highly unlikely to change its position when it meets later in the month, even though there were further encouraging signs of life from the US economy.
Full report: http://www.paulgreen.biz/EconomicReport17January2011.pdf
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