- The Bank of England and European Central Bank are monitoring global economic trends, with the BoE governor commenting on oil prices and noting easing Iran war inflation pressures.
- BoE policy affects financial advice and markets amid escalation in the Iran war driving inflation.
The Bank of England may raise interest rates to tame inflation that has picked up as a result of the Iran war.
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The Bank of England may raise interest rates to tame inflation that has picked up as a result of the Iran war.
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