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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
Political communication has shifted outside leaders’ control as global economic factors appear less at fault for crises
Prime minister and chancellor back BoE governor’s decisions despite restive Tory MPs eyeing impending election
UK central bank aims to regain credibility with half-percentage-point rate rise
New estimate of rising cost of borrowing increases pressure on Rishi Sunak to help families
Central bank receives its worst rating since public attitudes survey was established in 1999
Return of high inflation and slow growth draws comparisons with the 1970s — but economists say this time it is different
Governor Andrew Bailey admits central bank no longer following its own model when predicting price rises
Andrew Bailey pledges to raise interest rates as far ‘as necessary’ to bring inflation down to 2%
UK borrowing costs increase to their highest level in almost 15 years
Governor Andrew Bailey defends the central bank’s efforts to tame price rises
Bank of England governor suggests scheme does not function as intended, particularly for smaller lenders
Officials suggest rules may need to be tightened after SVB’s collapse and the implosion of Credit Suisse
Bank of England governor stresses that UK financial system is ‘resilient’
Andrew Bailey earns plaudits for crisis management but is sharply criticised over inflation and communication
Collapse of Silicon Valley Bank sparks calls for rethink of regulatory overhaul
Bank of England governor says ‘economy is evolving much as we expected’ in pushback against markets
Governor Andrew Bailey warns MPs about the impact of higher wage settlements
Governor Andrew Bailey expresses optimism that the worst is over
Prudential Regulation Authority warns of potential hit to public purse
Treasury opts ‘not to proceed’ with controversial ‘intervention power’ criticised by central bank and City regulators
Chancellor bids to repair UK’s tarnished economic reputation with tax rises and spending cuts, claiming pain is necessary
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