Economics
BOE Dissenters Break Long Spell of Unanimity on Interest Rates
A pedestrian walks over a puddle reflecting the Bank of England in the City of London.
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The Bank of England’s 7-2 vote split on Thursday marks a departure from more than a year of unanimity.