Services sector slumps to eight-month low, raising prospect of more Bank of England stimulus

Wed, 07/04/2012 - 05:31 EDT - Telegraph

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Growth in Britain's services sector was the slowest in eight months in June as new business fell away, while fears for the economy weighed on confidence.

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