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BOE’s Greene Says Rates Should Continue to Restrain UK Economy

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Bank of England policymaker Megan Greene said interest rates should continue to weigh on demand to keep inflation under control in an economy hampered by sticky inflation and constrained supply.

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BOE’s Greene Says Rates Should Continue to Restrain UK Economy

Bank of England policymaker Megan Greene said interest rates should continue to weigh on demand to keep inflation under control in an economy hampered by sticky inflation and constrained supply.

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BoE’s Greene: Trade War likely disinflationary for UK - Action Forex

BoE Monetary Policy Committee member Megan Greene said today that a trade war involving retaliatory tariffs would likely be “disinflationary” for the UK overall. Though she cautioned against putting too much weight on early modelling at this stage. Greene pointed out that exchange rates would be a key transmission channel for the effects of global […] The post BoE’s Greene: Trade War likely disinflationary for UK appeared first on Action Forex.

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