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Inflation threat being underestimated, warns Andrew Bailey
Markets are getting carried away with recent drop in price rises, says Governor
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Mortgage rates expected to dive – when to ditch your tracker for a fixed deal
Inflation has finally fallen below 5pc, and the Bank Rate has stopped rising – mortgages should follow soon after
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Central banks will have to slash rates as the world’s fiscal bubble bursts
The main prop of global economic recovery is wobbling
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The Cassandra warning that central banks are driving the world’s economy off a cliff
Optimism may be short-lived as the scale of interest rates hikes is yet to fully hit
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Net zero policies are pushing up inflation, says Bank of England rate setter
Households facing costs of climate change policies such as carbon taxes and emissions trading schemes
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We are finally about to get some good news on the economy
Believe it or not, inflation could drop to 4.5pc by the end of the year
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Taming inflation has been painful – but now a bigger challenge lies ahead
Rising geopolitical tensions threaten efforts to boost Britain’s lacklustre economy
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Bank of England to stress test for major bond market crash
Financiers will have to show how they would respond to a hypothetical system-wide crisis
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High interest rates grind UK economy to a halt
Britain’s GDP flatlined in the three months to September
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Interest rates already high enough to tackle inflation, says Bank economist Huw Pill
Comments comes as traders bring forward their predictions on rate cuts
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Bailey says ‘too early’ to think about rate cuts in rift with Bank’s chief economist
Signs of division emerge as Bank of England enters new phase in battle to tame inflation
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The obscure statistic warning of a thumping recession for Britain
Steep decline in the board money supply is sounding alarms bells among monetarists
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Bank of England’s Pill hints interest rates could fall in time for election
Chief economist’s comments come amid signs that high rates are weighing on economy
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Would an inflation tax help tame price pressures?
As groupthink grips Threadneedle Street the need for novel policies is greater than ever
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Pansexual population was hugely inflated in census by ‘faulty coding’
Critics say the whole 2021 census is in question after it showed there were 110,000 pansexual people in Britain when there are only 48,000
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The mortgage nightmare is over – but don’t expect bills to fall just yet
Borrowers can expect rates to stagnate at current levels until next summer
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Bank of England’s interest rate warning from a hammered Eurozone
There are fears central banks may have taken their determination to tame inflation a little too far
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High interests are here to stay – and why that’s a problem for Jeremy Hunt
Chancellor has little room for manoeuvre as the cost of borrowing soars
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How wayward indicators are hampering Britain’s economic recovery
Serious doubts about the reliability of official statistics complicate an already difficult task
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If bankers are getting bigger bonuses, I have a way to make things fair
My new system would focus financiers’ minds while also providing the public with regular and hefty doses of schadenfreude
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Bank of England rate decision on knife-edge as economists cast doubt over jobs data
Unemployment increases to 4.2pc in the three months to August, latest figures reveal
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Britain to scrap EU cap on banker bonuses in effort to boost City of London
Payouts will no longer be capped at 100pc of annual pay to increase competitiveness
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Savers are being trashed – and the Government has no incentive to make it stop
The savings market hasn’t been this bad since the Seventies
