QUOTE(det3st @ May 24 2010, 10:35 AM)
Interest rates are bound to be increased sooner or later as the economic conditions improve.Car loan interest Rate in 2010, what is the current rate??
Car loan interest Rate in 2010, what is the current rate??
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May 24 2010, 11:07 AM
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QUOTE(croomaniac @ May 24 2010, 02:19 PM) since the economy goes up (people have money) so the interest will likely will go down (as people can pay installment).. that is what i understand.. This is the way I understood it. You see the changes in interest rates structure depend on reasons that are both internal & external to financial markets. so, if the economy is up, the interest should go down.. likewise, if the economy is down, the interest will hike~ can anyone master in economy clarify this? me, in other hand, has no degree in economy yo~ In general, an increase of interest rates may be an anti-inflationary policy of the central bank. As the interest rates are mainly used to fine tune the business cycle, they will fall in recessions slightly but steadily rise with recovery & finally will be increased at the end of the growth period to brake possible inflationary dynamics. I certainly welcome any other opinions as well |
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