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What’s next for UK interest rates, inflation and the economy in 2023?
We take a closer look at what’s next for UK interest rates, inflation and the economy in 2023.
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Susannah Streeter
Head of Money and Markets
Susannah is a key contributor to our content. She follows changes in monetary policy movements and fiscal policies closely to assess the impact on financial markets and economic growth, and has extensive experience in covering technology stocks and the retail sector.
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Published: 14th June 2023