Interest rates cut in UK again

The Bank of England today moved to shield the economy from the US terrorist attacks with its sixth interest rate cut this year.

The Bank of England today moved to shield the economy from the US terrorist attacks with its sixth interest rate cut this year.

Rates are now at their lowest level since January 1964 after the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) took the level down to 4.50% with a quarter per cent cut.

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