Bank of England rules out emergency rate rise as Treasury lines up new fiscal plan

Attempt to calm markets

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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The Treasury and the Bank of England have both attempted to calm markets today (26 September), after the collapse of the pound and mass-sell off of gilts that followed the government’s Mini Budget on Friday.

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