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...Shortlived former UK prime minister Liz Truss revealed in her new book that she considered sacking Bank of England chief Andrew Bailey as part of her attempt to dismantle an “economic establishment” that...
...BoE governor Andrew Bailey said things were “moving in the right direction” and in an interview with the FT today confirmed rate cuts were “in play”....
...The Bank of England might start cutting rates before inflation falls to its 2 per cent target, governor Andrew Bailey said, pointing to “encouraging signs” that price pressures were easing....
...Freight rates have not yet risen enough to affect consumer prices but that could change, as Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey told MPs this week....
...Governor Andrew Bailey warned last week there was a long way to go before policymakers could relax about inflation and on Wednesday reiterated that it was too early to start talking about interest rate cuts...
...Need to know: UK and Europe economy Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said it was “too early” to talk about cutting interest rates....
...It also now expects inflation to stay higher for longer, a view shared by Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey....
...Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said last week that the last mile in getting inflation back to target would be the “hardest” but analysts believe a prolonged period of unchanged interest rates was...
...BoE governor Andrew Bailey said there was a long way to go before policymakers could relax about inflation. “We were going to be great.”...
...Across the Atlantic, monetary policy decisions are set to remain “tight” after Bank of England chief Andrew Bailey cautioned today that the last mile of getting inflation back to target would be the “hardest...
...“It is a problem,” BoE governor Andrew Bailey told the Lords economics committee last week....
...Interest rates are at a 15-year high of 5.25 per cent although Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey suggested today that the UK was nearing the top of the policy-tightening cycle....
...The row comes hot on the heels of criticism from Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey that banks needed to pass on higher interest rates to savers, echoing demands from chancellor Jeremy Hunt and the Financial...
...China’s Davos: Western chief executives, including Tim Cook of Apple and Darren Woods of ExxonMobil, will be in Beijing this weekend to attend the China Development Forum....
...BoE governor Andrew Bailey and chancellor Jeremy Hunt had joined forces to demand wage restraint the day before the new data....
...Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said the UK economy had shown “unexpected resilience” in the face of a range of external shocks....
...Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey likewise signalled UK interest rates were likely to stay higher for longer than financial markets were expecting....
...BoE governor Andrew Bailey admitted this week that it would take “a lot longer than we expected” for inflation to fall....
...The higher than expected CPI numbers have put the BoE back in the spotlight after governor Andrew Bailey told a parliamentary committee yesterday that the central bank had “very big lessons to learn” over...
...The BoE for its part insists it is still winning the fight to get inflation back to its 2 per cent target, but governor Andrew Bailey accepted that higher interest rates were bad news for households struggling...
...Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey admitted the UK was suffering a wage price spiral after official data showed little let up in wage growth in the three months to March, reinforcing concerns over pressures...
...The Bank of England in response raised rates for the 11th month in a row to 4.25 per cent, followed by warnings from governor Andrew Bailey that banking upheavals would not stand in the way of its mission...
...Unlike in the US and the eurozone, British inflation had not outstripped forecasts and the economy was “evolving much as we expected it to,” Bailey said....
...There could, however, now be more pushback from regulators and from the Bank of England, whose governor Andrew Bailey has already warned against City deregulation....
...Economics editor Chris Giles assesses the performance of Bank of England chief Andrew Bailey after three years in the job, highlighting plaudits for crisis management but criticism over inflation and communication...
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