* FOMC hints at pullback in bond buying, contrasts with BoE * Public sector borrowing data at 0930 GMT By Anooja Debnath LONDON, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Sterling fell to a fresh two-and-a-half year low against the dollar on Thursday and was likely to remain vulnerable after Bank of England minutes showed policymakers edging closer towards looser monetary policy. BoE minutes contrasted with U.S. Federal Reserve's policy minutes showing some policymakers thought the pace of bond-buying should be stopped or reduced. Sterling slid as low as $1.5130 on Thursday, its lowest since July 2010, before recovering some of its losses to last trade down 0.3 percent on the day at $1.5195. Middle East Forex Wire External Story - Read full article here
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Source: Reuters
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