The Bank of England holds interest rates steady, with Governor Andrew Bailey calling the current level a reasonable place. The committee warns of potential second-round inflation effects and confirms it stands ready to adjust policy as needed.
The Bank of England has maintained interest rates, with Governor Andrew Bailey describing the current level as a reasonable place while warning of the risk of material second-round effects. The committee stated it stands ready to act as needed to address economic conditions.
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The Bank of England has maintained interest rates, with Governor Andrew Bailey describing the current level as a reasonable place while warning of the risk of material second-round effects. The committee stated it stands ready to act as needed to address economic conditions.
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