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Quantitative Easing

David Kern is chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce

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18 Nov 2010

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29 Oct 2010

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Bank of England was split three ways

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has split over interest rates and quantitative easing

20 Oct 2010

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Analysis

Quantitative easing: What is it? And will it work?

With interest rates now at 0.5%, the Bank of England can't make money much cheaper. All they can do now is make it more plentiful. Will this strategy work? An FD web exclusive.

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