The Central Bank of Iceland has decided not to change its interest rates which are currently 12%.

Olafur Isleifsson, lektor at the University of Iceland was quoted yesterday as saying that “it is hard to see a constructive reason behind the bank’s high rates”.

As the nooze tightens, Icelandic businesses and individuals keep asking themselves what is so fabulous about the ISK.

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