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Bank of England

UK interest rate raised for tenth time in a row
Bank of England

UK interest rate raised for tenth time in a row

Bank of England warns of 'longest recession' as interest rates hike to 3 per cent Bank of England warns of 'longest recession' as interest rates hike to 3 per cent
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Bank of England warns of 'longest recession' as interest rates rise to 3 per cent

Explained: How Bank of England raising interest rates helps inflation. Explained: How Bank of England raising interest rates helps inflation.
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Interest rate rise expected and how it helps inflation

Bank of England reveals what will happen to banknotes and coins following Queen's death Bank of England reveals what will happen to banknotes and coins following Queen's death
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Here's what will happen to banknotes and coins following the Queen's death

The hike was below the expectations of the financial markets, who had predicted a 0.75 percentage point rise The hike was below the expectations of the financial markets, who had predicted a 0.75 percentage point rise
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Interest rates hit 13 year high as Bank of England warns UK is in recession

Bank of England's September warning to anyone who uses £20 and £50 notes . (PA) Bank of England's September warning to anyone who uses £20 and £50 notes . (PA)
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Bank of England issues three-week warning to anyone who uses £20 and £50 notes

Bank of England issue UK recession warning as interest rate rises to 1 per cent. (PA) Bank of England issue UK recession warning as interest rate rises to 1 per cent. (PA)
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Interest rate rise as Bank of England warns of recession and 10 per cent inflation

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