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Evening Standard

Business

Simon English

All is not normal in the City, however it looks

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The Bank of England in the City of London (Yui Mok/PA)
(Picture: PA Archive)

THE scene as surveyed from 1 Lombard Street on Thursday afternoon almost looks old normal.

Some folk at the City bar and restaurant just near the Bank of England are lingering after a long lunch. (Some of them should go home).

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