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Business · 10 June 2026

Bank of England may let inflation run to protect growth

Bank of England may let inflation run to protect growth

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Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has signalled the Bank may tolerate higher inflation to support a weakening UK economy, in a notable shift of tone. Policymaker Catherine Mann separately warned that the era of low inflation driven by good luck has run out. Traders have pared back rate-cut bets and now lean towards a single rate rise this year.

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