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The Bank of England has maintained its interest rates since late 2025, citing rising energy prices linked to conflicts in the Middle East. British officials have warned that inflation is likely to continue despite a U.S.-Iran agreement.
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The Bank of England has maintained its interest rates since late 2025, citing rising energy prices linked to conflicts in the Middle East. British officials have warned that inflation is likely to continue despite a U.S.-Iran agreement.
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