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- Dovish Bank of England opens the door to interest rate cuts
- Bank of England predicts growth tailwind as impact of interest rates wanes
- Bank of England holds interest rates again but June cut on the cards
- Joseph Stiglitz: ‘Freedom for the wolves means death for the lambs’
- Labour market slowdown might be coming to an end raising questions for Bank of England
Latest News
- Dovish Bank of England opens the door to interest rate cuts
- Bank of England predicts growth tailwind as impact of interest rates wanes
- Bank of England holds interest rates again but June cut on the cards
- Joseph Stiglitz: ‘Freedom for the wolves means death for the lambs’
- Labour market slowdown might be coming to an end raising questions for Bank of England
- Mortgage lending growth set to double next year as inflation eases and rate cuts loom
- ‘Anaemic’ UK growth means Hunt will fail to meet fiscal rules, think tank warns
- FTSE 100 today: London markets set to open higher before BOE policy decision; all eyes on rate cut clues
- Small business confidence leaps higher as end to UK recession gathers steam
- What’s behind London FTSE 100’s record run?
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- Bank of England commits to ‘once in a generation’ reform after Bernanke review
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