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Bank of England
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The Bank of England is the UK's central bank. Our mission is to deliver monetary and financial stability for the British people. The Bank was established in 1694 to act as banker to the Government. We are still owned by the Government, but we set monetary policy independently.
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Bank of England outlines mini budget 'hangover'
The UK is still facing a "hangover effect" from September's mini budget, according to the Bank of England governor
Macro week ahead: Plenty of economic data for central banks to ponder as they plot next rate moves
UK inflation and average earnings figures and US retail sales numbers are the main focus as we move closer to the next round of 'big' central bank meetings
UK facing more inflationary drivers than other countries, warns BoE chief
The UK is “distinctive” in facing multiple inflation-causing challenges at the same time, warns BoE chief
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FTSE 100 closes Tuesday in the red as traders remain jumpy
FTSE 100 finished down around 30 points, or 0.39%, at 7,694
Inflation watch: Where to look for signs of the pressure easing
With inflation currently sitting at 10.7%, the Bank of England and budget office anticipate rates will fall dramatically this year, given falling import prices and a slowdown in demand
2023 forecast is brighter for investors says stockbroker
Analysts at Brewin Dolphin picked out five factors in what the stockbroker reckons will be a brighter year for investors, albeit it says it may only be slightly brighter.
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Today's Market View - BOE Says Inflation May Have Peaked as Rates Hit 14-Year High, and more...
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