Economics
Two BOE Members Unexpectedly Vote for Rate Cut as Outlook Sours
- Saunders, Haskel vote for easing on global, Brexit concerns
- Minutes signal a further deterioration could prompt loosening
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The Bank of England is growing increasingly concerned about Brexit uncertainty and the global slowdown, pushing two policy makers to unexpectedly vote for an interest rate cut.