Vince Cable has called for action to tackle the
overheating London housing market, warning that a premature rise in interest
rates will hit the recovery in manufacturing and exports in the North of England.
The Liberal Democrat MP told The Yorkshire Post that the housing bubble in the
capital needs to be deflated. Mr Cable said: “The risk is that if you continue
to get this runaway boom in house prices in the South East and particularly
London then the Bank of England is tempted to put up interest rates sooner than
they otherwise would do and that in turn pushes up the exchange rate and that
makes it difficult for people to export. That’s the worry and that’s why the
boil has got to be lanced.” Read more on the Yorkshire Post website.
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