How low can the Bank of England go? Six considerations for negative interest rates
Go alone for follow the crowd?
Seamus Mac Gorain of J.P. Morgan Asset Management
For three centuries, the Bank of England had never set its base rate below 2%.
But the economic convulsions of the past decade have driven the base rate to just above zero, and now the Bank is debating whether to follow the example of the eurozone, Japan and several other countries...
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