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The Bank of England is aiming for Britain's financial system to have an "ample" level of reserves rather than a scarcity or the current surplus as it unwinds its past asset purchases, senior official ...
British banks and building societies will be able to issue more potentially risky mortgages, the Bank of England said on Wednesday, as it sought to help the government's push to boost home ownership.
The only thing central banks fear more than a bout of inflation is an era of fiscal dominance. This is one in which governments’ budgetary needs begin to dictate monetary policy outcomes, either ...
China blasted the U.S. for generalizing the concept of national security to deprive specific national institutions and ...
The British central bank said it continued to see dangers from "geopolitical tensions, global fragmentation of trade and ...
British pay growth slowed in May and employee numbers dropped further last month, but the cooling in the labour market which ...
The global gold market now stands at a critical juncture, with both fundamentals and technical indicators suggesting a ...
That, in a nutshell, is the problem. Central banks are still haunted by the most recent inflation spike, which economists everywhere – myself included – failed to predict.
Officers from the NYPD’s 114th Precinct acted swiftly to save a woman who was threatening to jump from the RFK Bridge, highlighting the life-saving importance of rapid response during mental health ...
Are markets too confident in a September Fed rate cut? Yes. But are central banks too nervous about another inflation wave? Also, yes, argues James Smith. He’s got a bone to pic ...
A clear majority of economists polled by Reuters are concerned about the quality of official British economic data, the backbone of monetary and fiscal policy decisions, and have doubts over how ...
The UK’s soaring national debt and the threat of even higher taxes raise the prospect of a Labour government having to go cap in hand to the International Monetary Fund for a second time ...