Rates 'should rise to 5% in decade'

Interest rates are likely to hit 5% within a decade, according to the outgoing Bank of England deputy governor for monetary policy.

Rates 'should rise to 5% in decade'

Interest rates are likely to hit 5% within a decade, according to the outgoing Bank of England deputy governor for monetary policy.

Sir Charlie Bean said it would be “reasonable” to expect borrowing costs to return to pre-recession levels in the long term – between five to 10 years.

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