Bank Of England Governor Mark Carney's Term Extended
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday September 11, 2018
Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe will serve a second five-year term until October 2023.
Risk Of No-Deal Brexit 'Uncomfortably High': Bank of England
World News | Agence France-Presse | Friday August 3, 2018
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney on Friday warned that the possibility of a no-deal Brexit was "uncomfortably high" and "highly undesirable" but still "unlikely".
Bank Of England Holds Rates, Hints Again At 2018 Rise
Business | Thomson Reuters | Thursday August 3, 2017
The BoE said its rate-setters voted 6-2 to keep Bank Rate at 0.25 percent, as expected by most economists taking part in a Reuters poll.
Bank Of England Set To Hold Rates At Record Low As Brexit Risks Loom
Business | Thomson Reuters | Thursday August 3, 2017
The Bank of Englands surprisingly close decision in June pushed up sterling and British government bond yields as investors pulled forward their expectations of a rate hike.
India, UK Agree On 240 Million Pound Fund To Finance India's Energy Needs
Business | Tuesday April 4, 2017
The two nations agreed on a green growth equity fund designed to finance India's energy needs, whereby both India and the UK will be making contributions of about 120 million pounds.
No Regulatory Obstacles For NRIs Depositing Banned Notes: Bank Of England
Business | Press Trust of India | Wednesday December 14, 2016
The banking authority's chief stressed the issue was a matter for the Indian government, who must give consent for such action to ease the "potential ramifications for British Indians and Non-Resident Indians in UK".
Bank Of England Set To Cut Rates For First Time Since 2009
Business | Reuters | Thursday August 4, 2016
The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates for the first time since 2009 on Thursday as Britain's economy slips towards recession in the wake of June's vote to leave the European Union.
Bank Of England Takes Steps To Meet Brexit Challenge; Pound Falls
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday July 5, 2016
The Bank of England (BoE) took steps to ensure British banks keep lending and insurers do not dump corporate bonds as it said the economic risks it warned of before the vote to leave the European Union had started to materialise.
Bond Yields Sink As Central Banks Head For Easier Policy
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday July 1, 2016
The prospect of further cuts in interest rates and bond-buying to support a fractured global economy kept stock markets on the up in Europe and Asia on Friday, and drove U.S. and European government bond yields to their lowest in years.
ECB, Fed Heads Cancel Panel Chat After Brexit Vote
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday June 28, 2016
The heads of the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve have cancelled a panel discussion scheduled for Wednesday after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
Britain Risks Year-Long Recession If Votes For Brexit: George Osborne
Business | Thomson Reuters | Monday May 23, 2016
Britain could sink into a year-long recession if it votes to leave the European Union, finance minister George Osborne said in his latest attempt to focus voters on the potential hit to the economy from an "Out" vote.
Artist JMW Turner To Appear On England's New 20 Pound Note
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday April 23, 2016
The artist JMW Turner will appear on the new 20 pound note, Bank of England governor Mark Carney announced on Friday.
Global Watchdog Flags Slow 'Too Big To Fail' Bank Rule Adoption
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday March 18, 2016
Many countries have not yet introduced laws allowing regulators to write down bank's debts to avoid taxpayer bailouts and prevent them being "too big to fail", the world's top financial watchdog warned on Friday.
Rate Hike Timing Still a Question: Bank of England
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday November 24, 2015
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said he did not know when British interest rates should start to rise, once again sounding vaguer than before about when the central bank might begin easing the economy off record-low borrowing costs.
Bank of England Says UK Rate Rise Not a Certainty: Report
Business | Thomson Reuters | Sunday October 25, 2015
An increase in Britain's rock-bottom interest rates is not guaranteed although households should prepare for higher borrowing costs, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said in comments published on Saturday.
Bank Of England Governor Mark Carney's Term Extended
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday September 11, 2018
Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe will serve a second five-year term until October 2023.
Risk Of No-Deal Brexit 'Uncomfortably High': Bank of England
World News | Agence France-Presse | Friday August 3, 2018
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney on Friday warned that the possibility of a no-deal Brexit was "uncomfortably high" and "highly undesirable" but still "unlikely".
Bank Of England Holds Rates, Hints Again At 2018 Rise
Business | Thomson Reuters | Thursday August 3, 2017
The BoE said its rate-setters voted 6-2 to keep Bank Rate at 0.25 percent, as expected by most economists taking part in a Reuters poll.
Bank Of England Set To Hold Rates At Record Low As Brexit Risks Loom
Business | Thomson Reuters | Thursday August 3, 2017
The Bank of Englands surprisingly close decision in June pushed up sterling and British government bond yields as investors pulled forward their expectations of a rate hike.
India, UK Agree On 240 Million Pound Fund To Finance India's Energy Needs
Business | Tuesday April 4, 2017
The two nations agreed on a green growth equity fund designed to finance India's energy needs, whereby both India and the UK will be making contributions of about 120 million pounds.
No Regulatory Obstacles For NRIs Depositing Banned Notes: Bank Of England
Business | Press Trust of India | Wednesday December 14, 2016
The banking authority's chief stressed the issue was a matter for the Indian government, who must give consent for such action to ease the "potential ramifications for British Indians and Non-Resident Indians in UK".
Bank Of England Set To Cut Rates For First Time Since 2009
Business | Reuters | Thursday August 4, 2016
The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates for the first time since 2009 on Thursday as Britain's economy slips towards recession in the wake of June's vote to leave the European Union.
Bank Of England Takes Steps To Meet Brexit Challenge; Pound Falls
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday July 5, 2016
The Bank of England (BoE) took steps to ensure British banks keep lending and insurers do not dump corporate bonds as it said the economic risks it warned of before the vote to leave the European Union had started to materialise.
Bond Yields Sink As Central Banks Head For Easier Policy
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday July 1, 2016
The prospect of further cuts in interest rates and bond-buying to support a fractured global economy kept stock markets on the up in Europe and Asia on Friday, and drove U.S. and European government bond yields to their lowest in years.
ECB, Fed Heads Cancel Panel Chat After Brexit Vote
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday June 28, 2016
The heads of the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve have cancelled a panel discussion scheduled for Wednesday after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
Britain Risks Year-Long Recession If Votes For Brexit: George Osborne
Business | Thomson Reuters | Monday May 23, 2016
Britain could sink into a year-long recession if it votes to leave the European Union, finance minister George Osborne said in his latest attempt to focus voters on the potential hit to the economy from an "Out" vote.
Artist JMW Turner To Appear On England's New 20 Pound Note
World News | Agence France-Presse | Saturday April 23, 2016
The artist JMW Turner will appear on the new 20 pound note, Bank of England governor Mark Carney announced on Friday.
Global Watchdog Flags Slow 'Too Big To Fail' Bank Rule Adoption
Business | Thomson Reuters | Friday March 18, 2016
Many countries have not yet introduced laws allowing regulators to write down bank's debts to avoid taxpayer bailouts and prevent them being "too big to fail", the world's top financial watchdog warned on Friday.
Rate Hike Timing Still a Question: Bank of England
Business | Thomson Reuters | Tuesday November 24, 2015
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said he did not know when British interest rates should start to rise, once again sounding vaguer than before about when the central bank might begin easing the economy off record-low borrowing costs.
Bank of England Says UK Rate Rise Not a Certainty: Report
Business | Thomson Reuters | Sunday October 25, 2015
An increase in Britain's rock-bottom interest rates is not guaranteed although households should prepare for higher borrowing costs, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said in comments published on Saturday.
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