BOE's Cunliffe says now is not the time to raise interest rates
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BANK of England deputy governor Jon Cunliffe on Wednesday signalled that now is not the time to raise interest rates, siding with his boss Mark Carney in a deepening split between officials on the need for higher borrowing costs.
Speculation mounted last week that governor Carney's grip on decision-making at the BOE was weakening when chief economist Andy Haldane said he might break ranks and join dissenters who voted this month for Britain's first rate hike in a decade.
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