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The Bank of England left its key base interest rate unchanged for a sixth consequtive month today, leaving the rate at 4.75%.

Reasons for the decision by the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee will be published on 23 February. However, a steer to its reasons may be given ahead of that date, when the Bank publishes its latest inflation report on 16 February. IFAonline

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