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The Bank of England has once again cut interest rates in an emergency move to shore up the UK economy in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

This is the lowest interest rate in the history of the Bank of England.

The Bank is also looking to restart its Quantitative Easing measures, by increasing its holdings of bonds by£200bn.

It was just last week that the Bank of England moved to reduce rates to 0.25%

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