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The Bank of England left its stimulus program unchanged as officials assess recent signs of strength in the economy after it returned to growth in the first quarter.
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U.K. stocks climbed the most in four weeks as a business lobby group forecast the economy may avoid another recession and Vodafone Group Plc shares surged amid takeover speculation.
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The U.K. economy will avoid another recession and exports will help propel a “modest” recovery this year, according to the British Chambers of Commerce.
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The first-quarter rebound in the U.K.’s economy was weaker than expected, adding to the argument that the Bank of England should delay raising its key interest rate, the British Chambers of Commerce said.
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Bank of England policy makers should avoid increasing interest rates too quickly as they try to balance the dilemma of above-target inflation and slowing economic growth, the British Chambers of Commerce said.
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The British Chambers of Commerce gave its backing to Bank of England policy maker Adam Posen after he advocated more stimulus to aid economic growth.
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The Bank of England left its four- year-old bond-purchase program unchanged today as policy makers debate more radical measures to aid the recovery.
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The British Chambers of Commerce cut its U.K. economic growth outlook and said the Bank of England will keep interest rates on hold until the second half of next year.
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The Bank of England should increase its emergency bond-purchase plan by 50 billion pounds ($79 billion) by the end of the year to aid the economic recovery, the British Chambers of Commerce said.
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The Bank of England’s expansion of stimulus may not be enough to prevent the U.K. economy slipping back into recession, the British Chambers of Commerce said.
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