UK growth forecast revised sharply upwards
The Bank of England has raised its 2014 growth forecast for the UK economy from 2.8% to 3.4%. Mark Carney said there was still "scope" in the economy to keep interest rates 0.5%.
The Bank of England has raised its 2014 growth forecast for the UK economy from 2.8% to 3.4%. Mark Carney said there was still "scope" in the economy to keep interest rates 0.5%.
The Governor of the Bank of England has told ITV News the economic recovery remains too fragile to raise rates yet.
Mark Carney's comments come as the Bank today abandoned its flagship forward guidance policy linking interest rates to unemployment after just six months - but insisted they must remain low for longer to support the economy:
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