Bank of England Lowers Interest Rates to 4% Amid Inflation Concerns
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The Bank of England has cut interest rates despite high inflation, citing a weakening jobs market and uncertain economic outlook, with internal disagreements among policymakers and concerns about inflation persistence and consumer confidence affecting future rate decisions.
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