The increase in the interest rate on loans and borrowing in the Central Bank of England is a decision that needed to be made because many in the private sector have started to earn higher wages.
Many experts say that inflation has already peaked, meaning that a recession will be less dangerous than expected. However, there are those who are convinced of the opposite: the damage to the economy will be much more serious and dangerous.
The increase in the interest rate on loans from 3.5% to 4% will result in mortgage holders paying £3,000 more a year. This change will also affect those who took advantage of once lucrative refinancing programmes.
Among the experts are those who argue that interest rates will peak at 5.25%: many attribute this to the fact that private sector wages have risen by 7.2% at once. Wages rose several months before the increase in the cost of loans: lawyers, accountants, financiers and businessmen were all affected.
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