Today: September 19, 2024
Today: September 19, 2024

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Cautious Bank of England hold rates, extends bond reduction plan

The Bank of England kept interest rates at 5.0% on Thursday, saying it would be careful about future cuts, and also held off from running down its

Cautious Bank of England hold rates, extends bond reduction plan
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UK economy grows unexpectedly in Q2 but still lags peers

Britain’s economy eked out unexpected growth in the second quarter, laying the ground for more interest rate hikes from the Bank of England, but it remained the only big advanced economy yet to regain its pre-COVID, late-2019 level. Official data on Friday showed the economy grew 0.2% in the second quarter, against the consensus for a flat reading in a Reuters poll of economists. The figures sent the pound sharply higher against the U.S. dollar and euro. The performance was helped by monthly growth of 0.5% in June, above all forecasts in

UK economy grows unexpectedly in Q2 but still lags peers
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UK economy grows unexpectedly in Q2 but still lags peers

Britain’s economy eked out unexpected growth in the second quarter, laying the ground for more interest rate hikes from the Bank of England, but it remained the only big advanced economy yet to regain its pre-COVID, late-2019 level. Official data on Friday showed the economy grew 0.2% in the second quarter, against the consensus for a flat reading in a Reuters poll of economists. The figures sent the pound sharply higher against the U.S. dollar and euro. The performance was helped by monthly growth of 0.5% in June, above all forecasts in

UK economy grows unexpectedly in Q2 but still lags peers
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UK economy's surprise strength puts more BoE rate hikes on table

Britain’s economy eked out unexpected growth in the second quarter, laying the ground for more interest rate hikes from the Bank of England, but it remained the only big advanced economy yet to regain its pre-COVID, late-2019 level. Official data on Friday showed the economy grew 0.2% in the second quarter, against the consensus for a flat reading in a Reuters poll of economists. The figures sent the pound sharply higher against the U.S. dollar and euro. The performance was helped by monthly growth of 0.5% in June, above all forecasts in

UK economy's surprise strength puts more BoE rate hikes on table

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