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The Guardian - Recession fears as inflation forces Bank to raise interest rates to 15-year high
Summary of the front page
The Bank of England’s interest rate increase to 5% has sparked fears of recession, the Guardian says.
PM Rishi Sunak’s pledge to ease the cost of living crisis is “in tatters” as a hike in interest rates sparks recession fears. The current rate – 5% – seems likely to rise even higher, with Bank governor Andrew Bailey saying that if prices continue to rise rapidly then further rate increases will be needed.
The front page features a picture of a Carribean tea dance as Britain celebrates the 75th anniversary of Windrush.
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