Bank of England warns of rising inflation as it holds interest rates
Most outlets led with the Bank of England's warning that UK inflation could exceed 4% early next year, alongside its decision to keep interest rates unchanged. The News International added a brief reference to "ongoing global energy shocks" as a contributing factor, while Business Recorder noted the mention of prolonged conflict in the Middle East but framed it as an incomplete sentence, suggesting it was not the primary focus.
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Bank of England sounds inflation alarm as it holds interest rates upto 4%
The Bank of England held interest rates steady while dramatically hardening its rhetoric on price pressures, warning that UK inflation could spike past 4% early next year due to ongoing global energy shocks.The Monetary...
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Bank of England sounds inflation alarm as it holds interest rates
LONDON: The Bank of England predicted British inflation will top 4% early next year as it held interest rates unchanged on Thursday, and Governor Andrew Bailey warned explicitly that prolonged conflict in the Middle East may require tighter policy. Alongside an unexpected decision to pause all the BoE’s active sales of gilts for the next six months, the Monetary Policy Committee again voted 6-3...
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