Interest rates have been at historically low levels since the financial crisis. Would you personally prefer them to go up, go down or stay at current levels?

Interest rates have been at historically low levels since the financial crisis. Would you personally prefer them to go up, go down or stay at current levels? Published on 17 July 2015 → Survey conducted on 17 July 2015 on 4186 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Go up a lot

14%

Go up a little

29%

Stay at current levels

34%

Go down a little

Go down a lot

Don't know

18%

Go up a lot

14%

Go up a little

29%

Stay at current levels

34%

Go down a little

Go down a lot

Don't know

18%

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