Bank of England cuts rates, sees weaker growth and inflation spike
The Bank of England cut interest rates by a quarter-point and some policymakers wanted a bigger move to offset a slowdown, but the BoE said it would be careful about further moves in the face of an expected inflation spike and global economic uncertainty.
Greater challenges await in future meetings when the BoE will be balancing the need to support an ailing economy without ...
The Governor of the Bank of England has urged continued US support for two major global economic institutions. Andrew Bailey ...
The Bank of England put a dovish twist to an expected rate cut, sending the British pound and bond yields lower. The central ...
British stocks were set to fall for the third straight session on Wednesday, as a stronger pound put pressure on the ...
Laurence Mutkin, BMO’s EMEA head of rate strategy, is worried that the Bank of England is going to focus too much on slowing growth when it updates the market today. He told Bloomberg TV earlier what ...
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