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Starmer defends economic outlook following Bank of England's warning on inflation

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February 6, 2025

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Keir Starmer has defended the UK's economic outlook after the Bank of England issued a warning on inflation and slashed its forecast for economic growth.

He told Sky's Beth Rigby: "We were never going to turn around the economy in just six or seven months, it was always going to take time. There's more to do."

The Prime Minister also welcomed the latest cut to interest rates and said it was "significant" as it was the third cut since Labour took power.

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