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What the new interest rates mean for the City: 'The UK fares worse than the EU and US'

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Bank of England set to make history today by raising interest rates by record 50bps. Brits face immediate jump in interest payments of �1.67bn. Andrew Bailey hits back at Suella Braverman saying Bank of England did not raise rates too late. NatWest ups dividends as profits surge on the back of interest rate hikes.

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What the new interest rates mean for the City: 'The UK fares worse than the EU and US'

The Bank of England’s decision to further raise interest rates from 1.25 per cent to 1.75 per cent and its two-year predictions means bad news for

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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