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Bank Of England To Hike Interest Rates Following Inflationary Shock
Economists polled by Reuters last week were unanimous that the BoE would raise rates to 4.75 per cent, their highest since 2008, from 4.5 per cent
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Bank Of England To Raise Interest Rates To 4.75% As Inflation Continues To Decrease
Investors this week bet the Bank of England might hike rates as high as 6 per cent this year - well above where the US Federal Reserve or the European Central Bank are expected to go, and a level not seen in Britain since 2000
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Bank Of England Hikes Interest Rates By 2.25%
Britain's central bank has raised its key interest rate by half a percentage point
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Lockdown Hits UK GDP Less Than Feared, But Brexit Pummels Trade
Britain suffered its worst economic slump in three centuries last year when it shrank by 10%. It has also been hit with Europe's biggest COVID-19 death toll of over 125,000 people.
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UK Economy Shrank By Less Than Feared In January, Trade Hit By Brexit
Britain's economy is likely to shrink by 4% in the first quarter of 2021, due mostly to the latest lockdown but also because of disruption caused by new, post-Brexit rules for trade with the European Union
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UK Inflation Heads Up As Locked-Down Consumers Spend From Home
Customs fees and transport disruption caused by new post-Brexit red tape might also push up prices, though the Office for National Statistics said it saw no evidence of this yet.
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Bank Of England Tweaks Stress Test Of Banks In Light Of COVID-19
"The focus this year will be to inform judgements about the most appropriate ways in which the banking system can continue to support the economy through the ongoing stress,"
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BoE's Bailey Sees UK Economy In 'Very Difficult' Period
Bailey said he no longer thought that Britain's unemployment rate would peak at around 7-8%, as the BoE forecast two months ago, because the government had extended its job protection scheme.
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UK Inflation Ticks Higher As Pandemic Pushes Up Some Prices
Consumer prices rose 0.7% in annual terms, after a 0.5% rise in September, the Office for National Statistics said, still far below the Bank of England's 2% target.
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Bond Markets Should Brace For Tighter Central Bank Squeeze
Bank of England increased its bond-buying by a bigger-than-expected 150 billion pounds ($195 billion), while the Reserve Bank of Australia said it would buy $100 billion ($70.4 billion) in debt over the next six months.
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Bank Of England, Facing COVID And Brexit, Ramps Up Stimulus Again
Unemployment was set to peak 7.75% in the second quarter of next year, much higher than its most recent reading of 4.5%, the BoE said.
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Global Stocks Weighed Down By Virus Angst, Lack Of Stimulus
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 0.5%. Stocks in China made their strongest gains in three weeks, with the CSI300 index adding 2.2%, a move led by financial companies.
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UK Retail Sales Rise Further Above Pre-COVID Levels
Grocery sales rose just 0.4% in August, after strong growth in previous months when British people had eaten at home more.
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Bank Of England Says May Toughen Rules For Non-Banks
Backers of Brexit have said that leaving the EU is an opportunity be more flexible with regulation to help London remain a globally competitive financial centre.
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Worst May Be Over For Battered British Economy
The economy will contract 8.7%, medians in the poll of nearly 80 economists showed, and then grow 5.5% next year.
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