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In light of the Bank of England cutting the interest rate to 4.5% today, the University of Salford economist, Matthew Allen, shares his thoughts.

In light of the Bank of England cutting interest rates, Dr Tony Syme, macroeconomic expert at the University of Salford's Business School, shares his thoughts. He comments:

In reaction to the Bank of England cutting interest rates from 4.25% to 4% today, the University of Salford Economist, Matthew Allen, shares his thoughts. Matthew comments:

In light of the Bank of England dropping the base interest rate, Salford Business School's Lecturer in Economics and Finance, Dr Maria Paola Rana, shares her thoughts. She comments:

In light of the Bank of England holding the base interest rate, Dr Maria Paola Rana, Lecturer in Economics and Finance here at the University of Salford, shares her thoughts.

In reaction to the Bank of England holding the base interest rate at 4.25% today, the University of Salford Economist, Dr Maria Paola Rana, shares her thoughts. Maria comments:

In reaction to the Bank of England holding interest rates at 4% today ahead of the Autumn Budget, the University of Salford Economist, Matthew Allen, shares his thoughts. Matthew comments:

In response to the Bank of England yesterday holding interest rates at 3.75%, University of Salford macroeconomic experts, Dr Tony Syme and Dr Charles Nimoh, share their thoughts.

In response to the Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates at 3.75%, Matthew Allen, Lecturer in Economics at the University of Salford, said: