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Bank of England governor: We are not desiring a recession

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Bank of England governor: We are not desiring a recession

Bank of England governor: We are not desiring a recession

Governor Andrew Bailey insists that the Bank of England is not “desiring a recession” after he raised interest rates to five percent, an increase of half a point, saying “we will do what is necessary to bring inflation down to target”.

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