Bank of England raises interest rates to 3%, largest jump in 33 years
The Bank of England is trying to bring soaring inflation under control by dramatically increasing the cost of borrowing money.
The Bank of England is trying to bring soaring inflation under control by dramatically increasing the cost of borrowing money.
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