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BOE wants to see a pick up in domestic inflation says Carney

BOE wants to see a pick up in domestic inflation says Carney

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Ryan Littlestone
11/05/2017 | 12:28 GMT

Carney talking prices and markets

  • Volatility is quite low in financial markets but closer to historic averages in sterling markets

UK core CPI fell back in March to 1.8% from 2.0%. That's still up around the BOE target.

And it's all over.

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