Bank of England ‘risks worsening UK recession if no interest rate cuts soon’
Bank of England ‘risks worsening UK recession if no interest rate cuts soon’
Former chief economist Andy Haldane says keeping rates high could ‘crush the economy’
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
EU opens formal investigation into TikTok; Bank of England ‘could worsen recession’ without interest rate cuts soon – as it happened
EU opens formal investigation into TikTok; Bank of England ‘could worsen recession’ without interest rate cuts soon – as it happened
The European Union to investigate if TikTok breached online content rules aimed at protecting children, as Andy Haldane urges central bank to consider interest-rate cuts
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
UK shows signs of recovery from mild recession, says Bank of England
UK shows signs of recovery from mild recession, says Bank of England
Bank’s governor predicts Britain’s economy will receive a boost when interest rates start to fall later this year
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
BoE’s Dhingra warns against delaying interest rate cuts; ‘limited room’ for tax cuts after record UK budget surplus – as it happened
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as UK’s budget surplus doubles year-on-year… and BT Tower is sold to hotel chain
The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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UK economy bounces back with 'signs of upturn' after 'very weak' recession, says Bank of England chief
Britain’s economy is already showing “distinct signs of an upturn” after slipping into recession at the end of last year, the Bank of England’s governor said on Tuesday.
Evening Standard
Evening Standard
OPINION - Just a light recession – Bank of England boss is bullish on economic recovery
Well, that was quick. Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey appeared in front of Parliament today and declared, if not quite that happy days are here again, then that the recession isn't all that bad and might, in fact, already be over.
Evening Standard
Evening Standard