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FT Exclusive: Central banker says ‘increasingly positive story’ on fight with inflation
Central bankers will still have to make policy in the world as they find it
Flawed labour market survey has left rate-setters unsure on even basic questions such as the level of unemployment
Governor Andrew Bailey points to ‘encouraging signs’ that price pressures are easing
Data due out on Thursday will show whether Britain tipped into a technical recession at the end of last year
Move follows chancellor’s removal of climate change from list of policy priorities in bank’s remit, says governor Andrew Bailey
Governor plays down upcoming economic data that is feared to show technical recession and deliver blow to Sunak
Chief economist Huw Pill says underlying price growth does not need to fall to 2% for easing of policy
ECB, Fed and BOE overlooked potential for global price spikes after end of pandemic and Russian assault on Ukraine
Sterling rises after rate-setters warn it is too soon to conclude inflation is on firm downward path
UK chancellor heightens focus on economic growth in list of four priorities for Financial Policy Committee
Andrew Bailey says investors are underestimating the ‘potential persistence’ of price growth
Andrew Bailey says it is far too early to be talking about loosening monetary policy
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Central bank governor says monetary policy needs to remain restrictive for an extended period of time
Bank of England has painted gloomy picture of weakening economy
Pound falls to three-month low after central bank governor say UK economy is nearing top of cycle
BoE governor declines to declare victory, but inflation is expected to continue to fall after protracted series of rate rises
Move to match rising market, with average bank fixes now at levels last seen in 2008
BoE stress tests find top eight lenders would be ‘resilient’ in an economic crisis
BoE governor and chancellor signal their determination to curb high inflation in Mansion House speeches
The Bank of England may have found the UK’s weak spot
Fed, ECB and other leaders say tight labour markets mean most aggressive tightening in a generation must continue
Andrew Bailey suggests financial markets are wrong in their bets about future monetary policy
Economists say febrile jobs market is driving price pressures, with central bank tightening set to continue until it cools down
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