Iceland cuts key interest rate to 17 pct

Iceland cuts key interest rate to 17 pct

Bloomberg
Policy makers lowered the repo rate to 17 percent from a record, the Reykjavik-based bank said yesterday. The rate cut is the first since the island came under International Monetary Fund administration in November. Iceland got an IMF-led loan of $5.1 billion in November.

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