Goods, not services, back in vogue with UK consumers as Omicron spreads
By Andy Bruce LONDON (Reuters) -British households ate out less and spent more on goods as the Omicron coronavirus variant spread last week, according to data on Thursday that could mean inflation stays high for longer if it marks a return to behaviour seen earlier in the pandemic. Bank of England policymakers had been counting …
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