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Bank of England Monetary Policy Reports - Oral evidence
video Members of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will appear in front of the Treasury Committee. The session will focus on the Bank’s November Monetary Policy Report and the decision to maintain the Bank Rate at 4%. The Deputy Governor for Monetary Policy, Clare Lombardelli, and the Deputy Governor for Markets and Banking, Sir Dave Ramsden, will both give evidence. They will appear alongside two External Members, Professor Swati Dhingra and Dr Catherine Mann. The Governor, Andrew Bailey, is unable to attend due to an unavoidable international commitment. In November, the MPC voted by a ... (full story)
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