BoE's Greene warns of inflationary shocks to UK from trade tariffs

EU trade ties 'particularly deep'

Beth Brearley
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Ahead of further US trade tariffs kicking in next month, Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee member Megan Greene said she is "particularly concerned" about inflationary risks to the UK from global shocks caused by unilateral tariffs.

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