Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Boeing Co. | LSE:BOE | London | Ordinary Share | COM STK USD5 (CDI) |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 220.00 | 210.00 | 230.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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05/2/2008 14:32 | my wife goes round all these companys to audit them they are going to cut jobs big time . remmeber this post in 6 months . | ludlow3 | |
05/2/2008 14:30 | inflation will not matter when crime is out of control. | ludlow3 | |
05/2/2008 14:06 | the person at the top of this screen is useless like brown. | ludlow3 | |
05/2/2008 14:05 | looks like we are heading for millions on the dole and soaring crime wave. | ludlow3 | |
05/2/2008 14:03 | well find out in 2 days | moob | |
03/2/2008 09:22 | The £ will fall very sharply if interest rates are cut by 250 points, it did not impact the dollar recently because the dollar was already on the floor. A sharply falling pound will cause more inflation, Merv can cut, but he will be forced to put rates back up again within a few months. The BOE have lost control now, games up, sometimes when you were a kid you were made to take your bad medicine, for the economy this is the time. | wakeland | |
03/2/2008 09:06 | there is a 70% probability that the Bank will cut by a quarter on Thursday, and a 20% chance of a half-point reduction. Bank rate is expected to fall eventually to 4.5%. Analysts put only a 10% chance on a "no change" decision, which would come as a big disappointment to markets. It would also be badly received by business. David Kern, economic adviser to the British Chambers of Commerce, said: "Global and domestic conditions have worsened since the January meeting. A cut in rates to 5.25% is now urgently needed. But this is no longer enough. To counter the mounting threats to the economy, we urge the MPC to cut interest rates as early as practical to 5%. "We would welcome a bold move to 5% on Thursday. But, if this is thought to be too risky, because it may be seen as signalling panic, the MPC could move to 5% in two rapid steps. It is critical, however, to avoid undue delay. | smashingguy | |
31/1/2008 07:41 | I would like to know why an American in David Blanchflower plays a part in setting British! base rates? Notice he nearly always votes for a cut even when some members vote for a rise. Whats the deal? Who is his paymaster in the USA? | divinausa1 | |
30/1/2008 21:11 | LONDON (Thomson Financial) - UK interest rates must be cut sharply over the next few months if the country is to avoid a sharp economic slowdown, Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee David Blanchflower said in an interview with the Guardian. Blanchflower has been the consistent dove on the nine-member MPC and was the only member to vote for a rate cut when the committee met earlier this month. 'Interest rates are restrictive at their current levels and that is why I have been voting for cuts,' he told the paper. 'The evidence from the housing market, and especially the commercial property market, is worrying. Consumer confidence is low in the UK,' he said. Other members of the MPC have pointed to concerns over rising inflationary pressures, but Blanchflower said worrying about inflation at this point in time 'seems like fiddling while Rome burns'. Blanchflower advocated following the US Federal Reserve and taking pre-emptive action to prevent growth from stalling. The Fed last week announced an emergency 75 basis point rate cut and is expected to ease monetary policy further when it meets tomorrow. The BoE should have the same determination to 'get ahead of the curve', Blanchflower said. 'It is time for the MPC to lead, rather than follow.' UK interest rates currently stand at 5.50 pct after the BoE's first quarter-point rate cut in December. Blanchflower is convinced that the UK cannot be immune from the effects of a slowdown in the US. 'There is actually no credible empirical evidence of decoupling. Recession in the US will impact the UK negatively in terms of output and jobs,' he told the Guardian. 'Britain is more dependent on the financial sector than is the case in the US. Also, the housing bubble is greater in the UK based on house price to earnings ratios,' he said. He pointed to evidence that mortgage approvals -- a key indicator of demand in the housing supply -- had fallen by a third in the past year. On inflation, Blanchflower argued that the US slowdown will drive down oil prices which will help offset some of the inflationary pressures in the UK. The Federal Reserve's emergency rate cut last week did not come as a surprise, he said. 'I have the sense now that the debate in the US is not really about whether recession will hit, but when and for how long. The general sense in the US now is that the most important issue facing the country is the economy -- hence the bipartisan agreement for a fiscal stimulus package,' he said. | moob | |
30/1/2008 20:51 | NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street surged higher Wednesday after the Federal Reserve, confirming that there is increasing stress on the economy, cut interest rates half a percentage point and indicated that more rate reductions are possible. And in the UK, the BOE does jack. Out with Merv the Perv I say | moob | |
23/1/2008 08:27 | Base rates should be going UP not Down BoE could of avoided all this back in 2005 when they dropped rates. Government meddled so it could keep the Labour Gov Boom going. NO more boom and bust . Well labaour have managed to create the biggest boom in UK history now they have to face the biggest Bust. In the UK People have been living beyond there means. Payback time coming folks you drop rates by 250 next think you know a loaf of bread will cost £10! | divinausa1 | |
22/1/2008 19:23 | Fed Cuts Interest Rates By MARTIN CRUTSINGER 1 hour ago WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Reserve unexpectedly slashed a key interest rate by a bold three-fourths of a percentage point on Tuesday, responding to a global plunge in stock markets that heightened concerns about a recession. The Fed signaled that further rate cuts were likely. | evalongoria | |
22/1/2008 19:22 | Fed Cuts Interest Rates By MARTIN CRUTSINGER 1 hour ago WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Reserve unexpectedly slashed a key interest rate by a bold three-fourths of a percentage point on Tuesday, responding to a global plunge in stock markets that heightened concerns about a recession. The Fed signaled that further rate cuts were likely. | evalongoria | |
10/1/2008 15:42 | at last the BOE has some common sense, here to all the estate agents looking for new jobs!! | gordonbrown | |
10/1/2008 08:28 | BOE/Brown/Darling need to understand that lowering the rate will result in MORE credit issues, higher inflation, it's the gov. view that you can run a country on bad credit that confuses many and results in the UK slipping down the IMF table. Also if the rate is cut it only shows how weak our economy really is, just look what happened in Japan in 2002, they are still in a mess. Here's hoping to no cut and sensible LONG term management of our country, rather than appeasing the mortgage companies (who don't pass the cut on anyway!). time for Darling to stand down? | gordonbrown | |
22/11/2007 05:21 | I guess he didn't manage to sell the house then! | dysonhooverman |
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