Bank’s decision goes contrary to analysis from Office for Budget Responsibility that predicts lower inflation and little impetus for wage growth
An interest rate rise by the Bank of England to 4% is a big call when households are suffering from a second cost of living crisis in four years.
Many people will be incredulous when they hear of the decision to increase the cost of borrowing by 0.25 percentage points, looking around their neighbourhood for signs of a booming economy.
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