Decision due on economic stimulus

Source: BBC

London : United Kingdom | about 1 month ago

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They have spent £175bn on quantitative easing, which involves printing money to buy assets from banks and other companies to stimulate the economy. The decision is due alongside their latest decision on interest rates. The cost of borrowing is expected to be unchanged at 0.5% for a seventh month....

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