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The Central Bank is supposed to meet on 20 March. There could be a rate hike to support the Rouble.
The thing is that the March futures mature on 19.03.2020.
It should not rise by 2% at once either.
The fact is that the March futures are maturing on 19.03.2020.
Yes and they should not raise it by 2% immediately.
According to their calendar it is March 20 and they do not know what they will decide. https://cbr.ru/dkp/cal_mp
I have 375 walls + 100 mm of insulation (not yet done)
100 mm because the heating is from a gasometer
For gas silicate, that's a pretty good wall thickness, even for Siberia.
what will the central bank do when the market fails?
As I understand it, civilised countries with developed economies cut their rates closer to zero
what will the central bank do when the market fails?
as i understand it civilised countries with developed economies cut their rates closer to zero
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what will the central bank do when the market fails?
As I understand it, civilised countries with developed economies cut their rates closer to zero
I think it would not be wise to raise the rate in this situation.
Did they give you a loan like this?
Sberbank sent me the following:
"You have been approved for a loan of 266,000 roubles at 23.9% per annum"....
You should watch less advertising and not read the 'yellow' press (including on the internet)!
Have you been given a loan like this?
Sberbank sent me the following:
"You have been approved for a loan of 266,000 roubles at 23.9% per annum" .....
Watch less advertisements and do not read the 'yellow press' (including the Internet)!
The man is talking about Britain
The man is talking about Britain.
:), I see.
My indicator shows that the market expects a 0.5% to 1.0% increase in the central bank rate