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UK recovery is buoyed as market turmoil subsides

15.08.11
The UK's recovery hopes gain a welcome vote of confidence as a leading rate-setter says the economy is strong enough to avoid a fresh round of money-printing by the Bank of England... more

Mears sees 'opportunity' as it grabs £120m of deals

16.05.11
Services contractor and social housing specialist Mears says it has won £120 million of new contracts since publishing its full-year profits in March... more

Goodbye to all that, as sun sets on cheap rates

01.03.11
This month marks the second anniversary of the Bank of England cutting rates to their 0.5% record low, but the time to say goodbye to all that is fast approaching, judging from the latest smoke signals coming out of Threadneedle Street... more

Mears and Interserve gain from outsourcing

11.01.11
Local councils increasing their outsourcing boost social housing maintenance firm Mears Group and support services specialist Interserve... more

Bank of England faces inflation 'balancing act'

12.10.10
The Bank of England must tread an impossible path between not doing enough to curb inflation and tightening policy too soon, Monetary Policy Committee member David Miles warns... more

Consumers count cost of record jump in clothing prices

12.10.10
A record surge in clothing and footwear costs marks the end of falling high street prices, leaving inflation stubbornly high in September... more

Sorting hawks from doves at the Bank of England

03.08.10
How soon will it be until the nine wise men of the monetary policy committee raise rates? ... more

City Spy: Double IPO trouble for Goldman Sachs?

16.07.10
The decision of Fairfield Energy to cancel its initial public offering is bad news for the six banks, brokers and financial advisers that advised on the failed float... more

‘Too soon’ to up interest rates, says Bank dove David Miles

15.07.10
Bank of England's David Miles warns that the economic crisis is far from over and says it is too soon to raise interest rates... more

Bank of England holds interest rates at 0.5%

08.07.10
Bank of England put protecting a fragile recovery ahead of inflation fears as it left interest rates on hold at a record low of 0.5%.... more

Bank of England's David Miles calms fears of interest rates hike

01.07.10
UK inflation is "uncomfortably" high, but there is no need for an immediate hike in interest rates, Bank of England policymaker David Miles said... more

Let’s not be spooked by inflation fears

01.07.10
Two weeks ago, Bank of England monetary policy committee member Andrew Sentance decided to go public with his concerns about inflation, and his fears that it was just too virulent for this stage in the economic cycle... more

Spanish bank bailout forces euro into another fall

24.05.10
The euro tumbles sharply again, as investors react to news that Spain has been forced to stage a Northern Rock-style bailout of a regional bank... more

Mervyn King says Bank may still need to print more money

23.02.10
The Bank of England warns that economic recovery is “fragile” and is ready to print more money to drive growth... more

Bank stops quantitative easing stimulus amid ‘sluggish recovery’

04.02.10
The Bank of England makes dramatic decision to turn off printing presses as it calls a halt to quantitative easing... more

MPC in three-way split over pouring in £25 billion

18.11.09
The Bank of England was split three ways over its decision to pump an extra £25 billion into the economy as it battles to drag Britain out of recession ... more

Printing money is helping the culprits

02.10.09
When the Governor of the Bank of England Mervyn King announced his embrace of quantitative easing in the spring he said it would take six months before one could judge whether or not the policy was a success. That was six months ago. So now people are beginning to ask the question ... more

Pound on a roller-coaster ride as Bank stokes hopes

23.09.09
Sterling fluctuated violently as the Bank of England stoked hopes of “a virtuous upward spiral for the economy” but warned of “false dawns” as the UK pulls out of recession... more

City Spy: No fun at ITV in this Ball game

11.09.09
Just how wide is the opposition to Tony Ball being made ITV's next chief executive within the higher reaches of the broadcaster? Very, is the answer.... more

Blanchflower blames MPC for being ‘feeble’

10.09.09
Former Bank of England member David Blanchflower today warned that the “feeble” monetary policy committee risked making the recession even worse ... more

King under further fire after Bank vote revolt

19.08.09
Bank of England governor Mervyn King was under mounting pressure after it emerged he was defeated in a rare revolt on Threadneedle Street over how to deal with the recession ... more

Asda sparks price war with petrol and diesel 99.9p a litre

09.07.09
A new petrol price war kicked off today when a supermarket chain slashed the cost of a litre of unleaded and diesel to less than £1... more

UK building activity still in contraction, says report

02.07.09
Activity in the UK construction sector collapsed last month fuelling fears of a W-shaped recession despite a tentative increase in bank lending ... more

Give us a jobs Budget, Bank's dove cries

17.04.09
Bank of England dove David Blanchflower called for "a Budget for jobs" to stem the unemployment crisis gripping Britain... more

Recession is even worse but ‘rally is on the way’

27.03.09
Britain has been in a deeper recession than was first feared, official figures have revealed... more

Arch-hawk Besley steps down from Bank’s rate-setting team

19.03.09
Tim Besley, the Bank of England interest rate setter who spectacularly failed to spot the recession, has said he is standing down from the monetary policy committee... more

Property website cuts staff as sales slump

23.10.08
The crisis facing estate agents deepened when the country's leading property website axed more than a fifth of its workforce... more

McClaren is first for Arsenal in Champions League

01.08.08
Arsenal will play Steve McClaren's FC Twente in the third qualifying round of the Champions League... more


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