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  • Housebuilders shares surging after Bank of England announcement

    June 26, 2014

    Shares in housing builders Persimmon and Barrett Homes have jumped 58p (4.84 per cent) and 16.4p (4.74 per cent) respectively at pixel time after news the Bank of England would not be imposing the tight restrictions some had feared.  The new mortgage controls have been introduced to temper a possibly overheating market, but with some [...]

  • Bank of England imposes limits on high loan-to-income mortgages

    June 26, 2014

    The Bank of England has introduced new mortgage controls, in an attempt to contain possible risks to the UK's financial system. New limits will apply from 1 October, and will see that no more than 15 per cent of mortgages issued should exceed a loan-to-income ratio of 4.5. Currently only 11 per cent of UK [...]

  • Pound falls as Bank of England staffers imply interest rate hike could be further off

    June 24, 2014

    Bank of England governor Mark Carney has performed another backflip in testimony before MPs. After changing stance in recent weeks, he is yet again implying that the first interest rate hike could happen later, rather than sooner. Wage data has been softer than expected, says the governor. That's key because the central bank has been [...]

  • Bank of England sees depositors lap up low savings rates

    June 23, 2014

    Savers are ploughing ever more money into savings accounts despite falling interest rates, Bank of England figures show today.   Interest rates are falling ever closer to the Bank’s 0.5 per cent base rate.   The blue bars on this chart show rates edged up a touch in the second quarter of 2014, but the [...]

  • More Bank of England officials voice support for interest rate hike soon

    June 19, 2014

    A Bank of England policymaker yesterday argued that the UK should not “hold back too long” before hiking interest rates, adding to a chorus of calls urging a tightening earlier than was previously expected. Monetary policy committee (MPC) member Ian McCafferty said that uncertainties about the level of slack in the economy should lead the Bank [...]

  • Bank of England paves way for interest rates hike

    June 18, 2014

    Senior Bank of England officials lined up yesterday to suggest that a rise in interest rates would come sooner than markets expected. Fast economic growth and sharp drops in unemployment have boosted the chances of a hike in the coming months, despite moderate inflation. The Bank’s monetary policy committee (MPC) described the low odds many [...]

  • Here’s why new Bank of England staffer Kristin Forbes is defending inflation targeting

    June 18, 2014

    In a mission to understand UK monetary policymaking, Kristin Forbes has already been asking important questions. Speaking before the Treasury Select Committee (TSC), Forbes told MPs that she had asked the Bank of England why its inflation mandate sees the central bank target a two percent inflation level. The answer Forbes received was "very vague", [...]

  • Bank of England hints at interest rate hike in committee minutes

    June 18, 2014

    The minutes of the UK's interest-rate setting committee show signs that an interest rate hike could finally be approaching. Members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted unanimously to hold policy at its 5 June meeting, keeping interest rates at their historic lows and the level of asset purchases unchanged. But the minutes yet again [...]

  • How Mark Carney’s move from Canada cost the Bank of England over £100k

    June 17, 2014

    The Bank of England paid £102,816 to assist governor Mark Carney and his family in their move from Ottawa, Canada, to London, according to the Bank of England's latest annual report. The ex-Goldman Sachs staffer moved over to the UK with his wife Diana and four daughters last year. He even brought with him his [...]

  • More than 330 Bank of England staffers are paid £100k or more. Here’s how their salaries break down

    June 17, 2014

    Central banking may be more lucrative than you think. According to the Bank of England's 2014 annual report, hundreds of staff are on six-figure salaries. The Bank's most well known names all seem to make the list. Bank governor Mark Carney is on annual salary of £320,000, with a total remuneration package of £586,010. Including [...]

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