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Even under the central bank’s dovish forecast, the UK is heading into a protracted recession
Lenders say cost of fixed-rate deals will come down, but warn it will take time
Dispatches from a strange island
Economists predict the central bank will announce a big tightening of monetary policy to curb inflation
New chancellor says taxes must rise and spending will fall in bid to regain economic credibility
Plus, gilts, UK banks, M&A advisers, Socionext, chip embargo
Andrew Bailey says central bank’s roles on monetary policy and financial stability are pulling in opposite directions
Officials privately indicated scheme could be extended ahead of speech by Bank governor Andrew Bailey
The BoE thinks the market will blink first
This looks a little… unhelpful
Governor sticks with Friday deadline for central bank action and tells pension funds they have three days left
The Bank of England can’t please everyone
Andrew Bailey needs to show that market dysfunction is over and that bank has a grip on inflation
“Yeah I’m watching”
New chancellor tells the FT it is vital to reset fiscal policy and start cutting taxes
Even the worst-paid central bank head is in no position to lecture workers about curbing wage demands
Death Cab For QT
Chief economist Pill says action will be needed to bring down inflation over longer term
The Bank of England governor has been criticised by politicians for his response to steeply rising inflation
After 25 years of independence, questions are being asked over whether officials have lost control
‘Regulatory independence is important’, says BoE governor Andrew Bailey, after Tory leadership rivals back ‘call-in’ powers for ministers
Tory rivals face fight with BoE over allowing ministers to ‘call in’ watchdogs’ decisions
Andrew Bailey rejects claim the central bank acted too slowly as allies of Tory leadership contenders wade in
Analysts say central bank wants to unleash a sharp economic downturn to curb surging inflation
Historic tightening may be needed to return UK’s 40-year high inflation rate to central bank’s 2% target, says Bailey
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