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Mervyn King outvoted on quantitative easing boost
20 Jun 2012: Bank of England governor wanted to pump extra £50bn into economy but was outvoted in five-to-four split, MPC minutes show
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20 Jun 2012:
Heidi Moore: The Federal Reserve was once an arcane institution that simply tweaked interest rates. Now, we look to its chairman for salvation
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20 Jun 2012: Hector Sants hints at the possibility of changes to the way big US banks with operations in the City are regulated
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20 Jun 2012: Bank of England governor wanted to pump extra £50bn into economy but was outvoted in five-to-four split, MPC minutes show
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19 Jun 2012: Office for National Statistics says inflation rate dropped to 2.8% in May and cites falling petrol prices as main factor behind fall
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15 Jun 2012: Letters: Debt will continue to rise if banks are allowed to continue creating the nation's money by sinking us into debt and charging us interest
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7 Jun 2012: Interest rates to remain at 0.5% and quantitative easing will not be increased, says monetary policy committee
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7 Jun 2012: Like the European Central Bank, the Bank of England has decided on a wait-and-see policy with the economy. There should be plenty to see before long
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6 Jun 2012: Most analysts expect the monetary policy committee to leave interest rates on hold at their record low of 0.5% and hold back on further quantitative easing
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6 Jun 2012: When Smile internet banking launched 13 years ago it promised higher rates from lower overheads, cocking a snook at high street banks in the process. So what's gone wrong?
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23 May 2012: The IMF has suggested the Bank of England drop the base rate to 0% to stimulate the UK economy. Here's what it would mean to homeowners, savers and borrowers
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23 May 2012: MPC minutes show decision on fresh dose of money creation finely balanced for 'several members'
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