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Bank Of England
Wednesday 10th December, 2008 17:03 Comments: 0
I figured out why they've made another aggressive rate change (actually, I figured it out a few days ago, but have been too busy to write it up until now). Here's the graph from the BBC News website:

Bank of England Base Rate

And here it is when you rotate it sideways by 90 degrees:

Bank of England Base Rate

Is it just me, or does it look a lot like a breast? Okay, maybe it's just me.
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