However, even though the survey signalled the public overall is now less happy with the Bank's performance on this score, the number of people who are satisfied with the interest-rate decisions taken to control inflation still exceeds the number who are dissatisfied.
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BoE reveals fall in public satisfaction
THE public has expressed its lowest satisfaction with the Bank of England's setting of interest rates to control inflation since comparable records began in 1999, in a survey published by the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street itself.
