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Former governor says central bank ‘tarnished’ record by keeping interest rates low as price pressures intensified
MP highlights scale of lenders’ ‘unanticipated income’ in 2023, but acknowledges some progress towards better savings rates for consumers
Time to ease the squeeze
Past and present policymakers should ask more searching questions about the causes and impact of the price surge
Analysts warn chancellor against public comments on likelihood of lower interest rates
Regulator says sector needs a consolidated view to avoid a repeat of Archegos fiasco
Pound rises against dollar as chief economist Huw Pill sets a different tone from deputy governor
Ten Years to Save the Bank’s Forecasts?
Dave Ramsden’s comments suggest he does not need much more evidence of price growth falling before backing rate cuts
As interest rates stay higher for longer, those looking to refinance face some difficult choices
Governor keen to set his own course on interest rate cuts but may find it uncomfortable to move faster than the Fed
Rate of price increases falls below US for first time since 2022
Chancellor also highlights prospect of interest rate reductions as Tories try to close gap on Labour in polls
Ben Bernanke’s review is full of sound recommendations but unlikely to alter this opaque process
Former UK prime minister hits out at central bank and Treasury for being ‘fatalistic about Britain’s decline’
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Former Fed chair highlights shortcomings in modelling but does not call for policymakers to publish own rate projections
Bank of England must now be bold in implementing its recommendations
Nobel laureate cites ‘significant shortcomings’ and calls for end of fan charts
UK government bond purchases soar on DIY platforms as expectations for faster rate cuts fade
Rishi Sunak hoped to go to the polls in the autumn with cheaper mortgages and lower taxes
Megan Greene argues in the FT that investors are wrong to bet on early UK rate cuts as expectations also shift in US and eurozone
Quarterly Bank of England survey provides further evidence of property market stabilising
That is, as long as the data does not deliver a nasty surprise
. . . which will be nowhere near as exciting as this picture makes it seem
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