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Even today’s cheapest mortgage deals are likely to mean higher repayments

Even today’s cheapest mortgage deals are likely to mean higher repayments
Chancellor’s growth hopes fade as Threadneedle Street takes rate cuts off the table
The Bank of England fears inflationary pressures will persist into the medium term
While more reductions are expected later this year, borrowers will have to wait
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Britain’s digital pound has all the signs of being another national disgrace
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Andrew Bailey blows years-long plan for a ‘digital pound’ that has cost millions to draw up
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The Chancellor’s Budget tax raid backfires, with a price rise shock pouring doubt over rate cuts
Cutting rates when the country is facing another bout of inflation may come back to bite the Bank of England
True professionals ‘would see past the girl maths of the Budget being free’
Policymakers divided on what poses a bigger threat to the economy – low growth or inflation
The Chancellor is being destroyed by the monster she helped to create
Threadneedle Street appears to be saving Reeves’s blushes over doing what’s best for the economy
There is no silver bullet for the economy, and no rate cut can undo the damage of the Budget
Bank of England forecasts have revealed the devastating impact of the Chancellor’s economic philosophy
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The decision to raid the productive private sector is now producing the expected results
And no matter how right he is, it’s not his job to say it
Bank of England halves GDP forecast in blow to the Chancellor’s growth agenda