BoE's Vlieghe sees lower rates if Brexit delayed again
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England will probably need to cut interest rates if Brexit is delayed again, leading to further uncertainty, rate-setter Gertjan Vlieghe said on Tuesday, adding that slack was probably building in Britain's economy."A scenario of entrenched Brexit uncertainty is likely to keep economic growth below potential, and require some monetary stimulus," Vlieghe said in a speech to the MMF Monetary and Financial Policy Conference held at Bloomberg in London.Vlieghe said in..