Super Thursday: Sterling declines as BoE cuts growth forecasts and warns on household incomes

Held rates at 0.25%

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Sterling has retreated from early gains after the Bank of England cut UK growth forecasts and warned households' disposable income will decline next year, while the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted to hold rates at 0.25%.

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