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Andrew Bailey’s tough talk on inflation sparks sell-off in short-dated UK government bonds
Andrew Bailey makes no attempt in speech to central bankers to quell expectations of rate rise this year
Bank of England policymakers indicate tough stance on inflation
Investors focus on prospect of US and UK interest rate rises as inflation worries grow
Governor says BoE would act to prevent higher inflation becoming persistent
Policymakers’ rising inflation concerns lift sterling and pressure UK bonds
Interest rate held at 0.1% as Monetary Policy Committee expects price rises to moderate next year
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Ending quantitative easing would show that it is serious about inflation risks
Following hawkish BoE shift, traders increasingly think MPC will tighten rates in second quarter of next year
Central bank is right to focus on evolution of the UK’s labour market after the pandemic
Employment outlook has changed quickly with many companies struggling to recruit workers
Interest rates likely to rise sooner than anticipated as inflation climbs towards 4%
Analysts expect MPC to keep monetary policy unchanged but await updated economic outlook
Global surge in goods prices is likely to slacken as supply bottlenecks ease, says Ben Broadbent
All eyes on bank to see whether its signals follow Fed in pointing to earlier rate rise
Higher estimate all but eliminates the possibility that central bank will set a negative interest rate this year
Central bank keeps interest rates at 0.1% and sees no medium-term inflation risk
Bank would need evidence price rises sustainable at 2% target before raising rates, says governor
Monetary policy committee members at odds over opting for negative interest rates or more QE for UK
Monetary Policy Committee leaves door open for negative interest rates if upswing disappoints
Government-backed provider latest to join the race to the bottom for savings rates
Vaccine breakthroughs have shifted market focus to ‘upside rather than downside risks’
Monetary Policy Committee forecasts double-dip recession for UK due to resurgent coronavirus
Upbeat results give the bank’s stock a welcome surge but the giddiness is likely to be short lived
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