Britain on the Path of Recovery – EEF Survey

London : United Kingdom | Mar 08, 2012 at 8:59 PM PST

Source: International Business Times

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Articles The figures add to signs that Britain's recovery is back on track after a dip at the end of last year. They are also likely to reinforce expectations that the Bank of England will not expand its quantitative easing programme once the current 50 billion pound round of asset buying is completed... FULL ARTICLE AT International Business Times

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