For example, we were at, we had very low rates during that era, but they were by far the highest in the developed world because the US economy was the strongest. The European Union had negative rates. I think the bank of England was at 75 basis points. I think we were at 2.4%. So we were meaningfully higher. And again, it was a time when we were just, our growth was higher and their growth was lower and their inflation was lower. (01:07–01:16)
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Asserts that during the pandemic, the EU had negative rates, the Bank of England was at 75 basis points, and the US was at 2.4%.
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