Bank Of England Adds 25 Billion Pounds To Monetary Expansion, Holds Key Rate At 0.5 Pct (AP) LONDON (AP) - The Bank of England said Thursday it will pour another 25 billion pounds ($41 billion) into the British economy to get... [read full story]
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