The Bank of England should learn from past mistakes and start cutting rates
As Britain enters recession, the Bank should listen to its former top economist: it risks being too slow to cut interest rates, just as it was too late to raise them.
As Britain enters recession, the Bank should listen to its former top economist: it risks being too slow to cut interest rates, just as it was too late to raise them.
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