<p>The Bank of England implemented a fifth consecutive hike to interest rates in June on a clear mandate to curb price pressures.</p>

The Bank of England implemented a fifth consecutive hike to interest rates in June on a clear mandate to curb price pressures.

Too little, too late for the Bank of England?

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Too little, too late for the Bank of England?

Too little, too late for the Bank of England?