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The central bank's new nail in the coffin of the worn-out British economy; Aggression against Iran deepened the crisis.
By raising interest rates, the Bank of England dealt a new blow to this country's crisis economy, and the consequences of the military aggression against Iran, this time in the form of heavier housing payments, double pressure on tenants and the staggering cost of government debt, affected the lives of millions of English people more than ever before.
Experts in England say that the latest increase in interest rates may not be the last nail in the coffin of the British economy, but there is no doubt that it is a new nail in the economic body, which is losing its breath under the pressure of warlike inflation, a heavy debt crisis and a livelihood crisis.
Irna Jahan
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