BrexitWatch: Are Alarm Bells Ringing for UK Economy?

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BrexitWatch: Are Alarm Bells Ringing for UK Economy?

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Aug 10, 2016

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After the Bank of England cut interest rates to their lowest ever rates, what are the indicators for the future of the UK economy? Eshe Nelson is economics and markets reporter for Quartz - she told Dan Damon what we should be looking out for.

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Aug 10, 2016

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