BOE raises interest rates to 1.75%
BOE raises interest rates to 1.75%
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This is the highest rate rise since 1995, and the greatest increase since the central bank was given control of the crucial decision. The move aims to help counter rising inflation, which the BOE predicts will hit 11% before year end. This is the sixth time the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee has raised the base rate since December 2021, the most recent being a rise of 25 basis points to 1.25% in June.
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This is the highest rate rise since 1995, and the greatest increase since the central bank was given control of the crucial decision.
The move aims to help counter rising inflation, which the BOE predicts will hit 11% before year end. It stood at 9.4% in June.
This is the sixth time the Bankβs Monetary Policy Committee has raised the base rateΒ since December 2021, the most recent being a rise of 25 basis points to 1.25% in June.
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This is the highest rate rise since 1995, and the greatest increase since the central bank was given control of the crucial decision.
The move aims to help counter rising inflation, which the BOE predicts will hit 11% before year end. It stood at 9.4% in June.
This is the sixth time the Bankβs Monetary Policy Committee has raised the base rateΒ since December 2021, the most recent being a rise of 25 basis points to 1.25% in June.
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