Britishworkersareinlinefortheirbiggestpayrisessince2008thisyearasahigherminimumwagekicksin,accordingtoaBankofEnglandsurveythatislikelytofuelconcernsamongitspoli
TheBankofEngland(BoE)hasraisedBritishinterestratesforthefirsttimein10years.The25-basispointriseannouncedonThursdaytooktheratefromarecordlowof0.25percentto0.5per
TheBankofEnglandmustdecidehowforcefullytotalkabouttheprospectofafirstinterestrateriseinadecadeonThursdaywhenitwillweighuptheneedtohelpBritain’sBrexit-boundecono
The chances of Britain's economy picking up steam diminished further on Monday as surveys showed major companies have curtailed their investment plans and that consumers spent less on their credit cards.
Hailed by investors as a weapon to fight off recession but slammed by critics for fuelling inequality, quantitative easing looks set for a comeback in Britain as the Bank of England tries to shield the economy from the fallout of Brexit.
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