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  • Bank of England: Monetarists warn of challenging outlook before rate call

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    Monetarist economists argued a 25bps rate cut may be too little too late given the current weakness of the UK economy.

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    "There's not much in economics that is strictly scientific. Milton Friedman said this (monetarism) was a science and Margaret Thatcher sort of bought into that idea," Tim Lankester told Morning Wire

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