But it was a shallow recession, meaning economic output did not suffer a sharp, deep fall, which would have put more businesses at risk and people out of work. And the Bank of England’s governor has said he does not think the country is still in recession.
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The Bank has also stopped giving guidance that more rates are on the way, and instead replaced that wording...
According to the Office for National Statistics, the UK inflation rate fell slightly to 3.1% in September.
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