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September 19, 2009 - London (Ask4debt Consolidation) - Mervyn King, Governor of Bank of England hopes that the economy will recover from the wounds in the last quarter. He said on Tuesday that there are visible signs for a sudden rebound of the situations before Christmas.
Yet, he remembered that families and businesses will feel the impact of recession for some more time because of low demand and steep unemployment rates. The latest figures show that the unemployment rate has increased up to 2.5 million and it is expected to touch three million mark next year.
The financial institutions are not in good terms with the raising amount of bad debts. At the same time, individuals and firms are struggle with repayments.
Mr King forecast inflation rate remaining versatile with the rate set to fall further below the 2% target before rising. Last months' smaller than expected fall in the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) to 1.6 % was due to sky rocketing petrol prices.
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