In England and Wales, 1,953 businesses went bust through the month of August, according to the Insolvency Service.

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Bank of England policymaker Catherine Mann voted to keep rates on hold at 5% yesterday because she wanted to avoid a ...

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This means that in the upcoming meetings, the Bank of England will continue to take a pause in the cutting cycle from time to time.” “This cautious approach, which is also appropriate given the ...