Financial Regulator should use 'powers of persuasion' over rates

The Finance Minister Michael Noonan has said the Financial Regulator should be allowed to use his "powers of persuasion" to convince banks to cut interest rates.

Financial Regulator should use 'powers of persuasion' over rates

The Finance Minister Michael Noonan has said the Financial Regulator should be allowed to use his "powers of persuasion" to convince banks to cut interest rates.

Bank of Ireland and Ulster Bank remain steadfastly opposed to implementing the cut of 0.25%, announced by the European Central Bank two weeks ago.

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