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The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time12:08 GMTDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation could hit 3.75% by…

The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March12:08 GMT 20 MarchDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation…

The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time12:08 GMTDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation could hit 3.75% by…

The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March12:08 GMT 20 MarchDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation…

The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time 20 March12:08 GMT 20 MarchDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation…

The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time12:08 GMTDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation could hit 3.75% by…

The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time12:08 GMTDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation could hit 3.75% by…

The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time12:08 GMTDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation could hit 3.75% by…

The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time12:08 GMTDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation could hit 3.75% by…

The chancellor will have to live without a late boost from the Bankpublished at 12:08 Greenwich Mean Time12:08 GMTDharshini DavidChief economics correspondentGrowth will take centre stage at Rachel Reeves Spring Statement next week – but she’ll have to do without a late boost from one of the leading players, the Bank of England.The Bank’s decision to leave rates unchanged reflects the bind it find itself in, torn between lingering persistent price pressures and barely visible growth, and operating against a hugely uncertain global backdrop – a factor mentioned front and centre in its report.It thinks inflation could hit 3.75% by…