Speaking before squeezed by massive bills, there is still Spending Power out there. A lot of our customers are probably a bit older, so we dont feel the mortgage rate, although it creates uncertainty for them and that does and we do notice when there is a rate rise, everyone gets a bitjittery. Does it feel like we are getting green shoots . I dont feel that there is green shoots, no, no. I dont feel that there is green shoots, no, no. I feel we are in a holding pattern. It could go either way. Today, the Bank Of England said the tough medicine was beginning to work. Less tha n less than two years they have over 14 steps raised Interest Rates to the highest level in 15 years in an attempt to drain Spending Powerfrom the Spending Power from the economy. The period of near zero Interest Rates now consigned to history with the bank warning that rates could remain at this level for some time. If you asked the question, yes, and when are rates going to come down . My answer is we are going t
not walking around this house in another two months, is quite upsetting and i do not want to think about it. when interest rates go up, it is no surprise that you see more repossessions but actually, the level of repossessions is remarkably low, given just how rapidly the bank of england has raised interest rates, and the bank says they are trying to help by extending the length of mortgages, for example, and there are also hundreds of thousands of people on fixed rate mortgages. but the question is whether thatjust delays the pain. food price inflation is easing but still very high, putting the government under pressure to further delay imminent post brexit checks and charges from imported foodstuffs to help the bank combat inflation. what the government must do is stick to that plan, so that we don t delay any longer the relief for families and businesses that are finding it tough. how is that plan helping to bring down prices for people? consistent with the possibility of a import t
hundreds of thousands of people on fixed rate mortgages. but the question is whether thatjust delays the pain. food price inflation is easing but still very high, putting the government under pressure to further delay imminent post brexit checks and charges from imported foodstuffs to help the bank combat inflation. what the government must do is stick to that plan so that we don t delay any longer the relief for families and businesses that are finding it tough. how is the plan in helping to bring down prices for people? consistent with the possibility of a import taxes and duties on food imports from europe? that is a long standing policy that is required by the fact we have left the eu. that will add to inflation. we will implement this in a way that has minimal impact on the overall inflation rate. 0ur anti inflationary measures include boosting the energy security by investing in home grown renewable energy and interlacing homes to get down the bills and sorting out