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Another poor forecast by the central bank - Vimarsana News

Another poor forecast by the central bank

Rishi Sunak said inflation would be halved by Christmas and the latest figures show that that prediction has been more than met. It was always the most likely one of the Prime Minister’s five pledges to be achieved because the biggest upward pressure on prices – energy costs – were expected to ease as the year progressed.

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Easing of pay growth needed before rate cuts, says Bank of England's Broadbent | Bank of England - Vimarsana News

Easing of pay growth needed before rate cuts, says Bank of England's Broadbent | Bank of England

Deputy governor feels MPC will need more convincing that wage pressure is abating

Easing of pay growth needed before rate cuts, says Bank of England's Broadbent - Vimarsana News

Easing of pay growth needed before rate cuts, says Bank of England's Broadbent

The Bank of England needs to see a steeper and prolonged easing of pay growth before concluding its battle against wage inflation has been won, one of its…

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Rishi Sunak reveals he is planning a 'gear shift' on cutting taxes before the next election - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak reveals he is planning a 'gear shift' on cutting taxes before the next election

In an interview with the Spectator magazine, Rishi Sunak dropped a heavy hint that the Government will slash taxes again in the budget expected in March.

Interest rates: How will my mortgage and savings be affected by the Bank of England's decision? - Vimarsana News

Interest rates: How will my mortgage and savings be affected by the Bank of England's decision?

‘Green shoots’ already appearing in housing market, expert suggests as market eyes rate cuts next year