The Economic Affairs Committee calls on the Bank of England to become more transparent over its use of quantitative easing. The Bank of England has become “addicted” to quantitative easing and must ...

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The Bank of England has become “addicted” to quantitative easing and must spell out the risks of its bond-buying programme and plans to wean itself off it as inflation rockets, a Lords committee has ...

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THE Bank of England has become "addicted" to quantitative easing and must spell out the risks of its bond-buying programme and plans to wean itself off it, a Lords committee has warned. A report by ...

The Bank of England has become “addicted” to quantitative easing and must spell out the risks of its bond-buying programme and plans to wean itself off it, a Lords committee has warned. A report by ...