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Where will euro zone rates be by December 24, 2009?
Background: While the FED-rates have slammed down into the zero-range, the European Central Bank has lowered the rate to 2% in december, but hasn't followed the downward spiral further.
However, the economic crisis might press them into lowering the rate further in 2009. Where will we stand at the end of this year?
However, the economic crisis might press them into lowering the rate further in 2009. Where will we stand at the end of this year?
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source.
Forecast history %
| Above 4.0% |
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| 3.0-3.9% |
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| 2.0-2.9% |
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| 1.0-1.9% |
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| 0.1-0.9% |
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| below 0.1% |
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