• The outlook for global growth also got a boost after the European Central bank cuts its benchmark interest rate a quarter of a percentage point to 0.5 percent.

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  • However, the IoD said that aggressive interest rate cuts by the Bank of England last year coupled with rising public spending should stave off a recession this year.

    BBC: UK business confidence slumps

  • In addition, several of the world's central banks, including the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, took the unprecedented step of synchronizing interest rate cuts to kickstart credit markets.

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  • This latest report could cloud hopes for more aggressive interest rate cuts from the US central bank, the Federal Reserve.

    BBC: US manufacturing remains weak

  • After weeks of speculation, Brazil's president-elect Dilma Rousseff has finally confirmed that she will be changing the central bank's governor, paving the way for big interest rate cuts.

    BBC: Brazil's inflation hawk Henrique Meirelles bows out

  • Hans Tietmeyer, president of Germany's central bank, the Bundesbank, is standing by his view that unnecessary interest-rate cuts could be dangerous.

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  • All this despite a slew of government interventions this week, including synchronized 50-basis-point interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank and several other central banks, including China's.

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  • The Fed's rapid interest-rate cuts have fostered an impression abroad that America's central bank does not care about the dollar.

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  • One piece of good news this week is that following interest-rate cuts and the government's scrapping of tight restrictions on bank lending, total bank loans jumped by 19% in the 12 months to December, up from growth of 14% last summer.

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  • Consumer confidence remains in the doldrums even after the central bank this month lowered interest rates to a record low 2.75%, adding to a string of rate-cuts since late 2011 designed to spur activity in weaker parts of the economy such as retail sales and housing.

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