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Interest rates cut to 3.75% but further reductions to be 'closer call'
The decision to lower borrowing costs was widely expected, after inflation slowed in the year to November.


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Interest rates cut to 3.75% but further reductions to be 'closer call'
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Interest rates cut to 3.75% but further reductions to be 'closer call'
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Interest rates cut to 3.75% but further reductions to be 'closer call'
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