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Andrew Bailey

  • Inflation falls below two per cent for first time since April 2021

    October 16, 2024

    September's inflation figures come a day after official data showed a further easing in wage growth, which bolstered bets that the Bank would cut interest rates in November.

  • Bank of England should not adopt ‘aggressive’ rate cuts

    October 8, 2024

    In an interview with the Guardian, Governor Andrew Bailey said there was a chance that the Bank could become a "bit more activist" on rate cuts in the months ahead.

  • Sterling falls as Bailey suggests Bank could become ‘ more activist’ on rate cuts

    October 3, 2024

    The Governor's comments were seen as slightly more dovish than his previous guidance had implied, prompting markets to anticipate further rate cuts in the months ahead.

  • Markets doubt Bank of England’s cautious approach to interest rates

    September 30, 2024

    The Bank of England held interest rates at five per cent last week, having cut rates for the first time since the pandemic back in August.

  • Bank of England’s Bailey doubts interest rates will fall back to near zero

    September 24, 2024

    With inflationary pressures easing, rate-setters cut rates for the first time since the pandemic in August. However, they subsequently voted 8-1 to keep rates steady last week.

  • Interest rates heading lower after historic week for central banks

    September 23, 2024

    For many central bankers, concerns about sluggish growth and the health of the labour market are now as prominent - if not more so - than fears about inflation, paving the way for an extended period of rate cuts.

  • Hawkish Bank of England? Don’t be so sure.

    September 19, 2024

    "The economy has been evolving broadly as we expected," Bailey said. "If that continues, we should be able to reduce rates gradually over time".

  • Bank of England holds interest rates but Andrew Bailey flags further cuts

    September 19, 2024

    The Bank's decision comes after the Fed reduced interest rates by 50 basis points last night, the first cut since the pandemic.

  • Why the Bank of England will hold interest rates tomorrow

    September 18, 2024

    The firm consensus is for the Bank of England to hold rates tomorrow, but this will not prevent a further cut in November.

  • Inflation stays at 2.2 per cent ahead of Bank of England’s interest rate decision

    September 18, 2024

    The figures come a day before the Bank of England will announce its latest decision on interest rates.

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