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Economics in Education (including Monetary Policy)
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First they came for our Marmite, then they came for our Kit Kats. 
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The Bank of England has voted to keep interest rates at an all time low of 0.25%.
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Bank of England deputy governor Ben Broadbent says the slide in sterling has been an important 'shock absorber' for the economy.
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Just a fascinating article about why an increase in US interest rates is likely to lead to a raft of consequences: a weakening of emerging economy currencies, as well as some of the domestic implications for expenditure.
However, is Jerome Powell correct in suggesting that the impact of US interest rates is overstated?