The U.K. central bank left its key interest rate unchanged, taking a more cautious approach than the Federal Reserve.

Catherine Mann, a member of the Bank’s rate-setting committee, raised concerns over inflation staying at its 2% target level.

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The Bank of England held its interest rate steady following its August cut, despite the U.S. Federal Reserve opting for a 50 ...