A slower pace of disinflation could make Bank of England (BoE) policymakers cautious about lowering interest rates prematurely, while signs of economic recovery arguably reduce the urgency for ...

Founded in 1694, the Bank of England (BoE) is the central bank of the United Kingdom. Sometimes known as the ‘Old Lady’ of Threadneedle Street, the Bank’s mission is "to promote the good of ...

The losses from unwinding its QE programme are eye-wateringly vast. Yet Threadneedle Street remains seemingly above reproach ...

The Bank of Japan says it will leave its monetary policy unchanged. The announcement comes at the end of the BOJ's two-day meeting on Friday.

the Bank of England has warned. Regulators are stepping up scrutiny of the private equity market amid worries that sharp rises in interest rates in the past two years are creating problems for an ...

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Over the course of the week ... these pieces of data were not big upside surprises. The Bank of England will still cut interest rates this year. However, markets will be nervous that they mark ...

The governor of the Bank of England has signalled the UK is still on course for an interest rate cut as official figures show a further easing in the pace of price growth in the economy.

The Bank of England should be wary of cutting rates too soon after years of above-target inflation, a senior policymaker has warned, as he reiterated the need for “restrictive” monetary policy.

The Bank of England is trying to tell us something, and markets are finally starting to take notice. Investors now expect two rate cuts in the UK this year Up to now, investors had been expecting ...

Huw Pill, chief economist at the Bank of England. Photographer: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg via Getty Images The Bank of England’s chief economist struck a middle ground on the question of when to ...

A weaker than expected easing in the pace of pay rises means real earnings growth, when inflation is taken into account, is at its highest rate in almost two and a half years, according to the ...