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Inflation soars to 16-year high in Sept

Inflation hit a 16-year high of 5.2 percent in September, but that is likely to be the peak and interest rates are still expected to come down sharply over the next few months in order to prevent a ...

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Expert Henry Pryor believes the rate cut and bank plan could save house prices in 2009

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Supermarkets take lead and drop petrol price below £1
Supermarkets reacted to the prolonged fall in the global oil market yesterday with a reduction in petrol prices, as airlines followed suit with British Airways ...