Higher interest rates will be warranted over time, although some monetary policy accommodation will still be needed to keep inflation on target, it said... READ MORE›
The central bank said in February that it expected pay growth of 3.0 percent a year by the end of 2018, rising to 3.5 percent by the end of 2020... READ MORE›
Interest rates As usual, the biggest threat cited for home prices is how much we pay for the money we borrow... READ MORE›
UK manufacturing growth cools to one-year low in first quarter PMI... READ MORE›
The central bank also will monitor a potential global inflation rebound and the withdrawal of major economies' quantitative easing policies... READ MORE›
Russian lawmaker Kerimov strikes deal to buy Vozrozhdenie bank sources... READ MORE›
And China's PBOC said inflation pressures are slight but warrant close watch... READ MORE›
Any interest rate rises over the coming year would be minor, the paper reported Haldane as saying... READ MORE›
If U.S. inflation does accelerate, markets could see Treasury yields get above the 3 percent level that several investment banks had set as their year-end target... READ MORE›
In December, the central bank became an associate member of the Islamic Financial Services Board IFSB, one of the industry's main standard-setting bodies... READ MORE›
Mark Carney said U.K. interest rates may need to rise at a steeper pace than previously thought to prevent the Brexit-weakened economy from overheating... READ MORE›
China's Premier Li Keqiang calls for more targeted economic policy... READ MORE›
China's Premier Li Keqiang has called for more targeted economic policies and measures to cope with structural changes in the world's second-largest economy... READ MORE›
Instead, the central bank moved in the opposite direction, cutting rates twice that year to bring its rate to 0.5 per cent, where it currently sits... READ MORE›
The notes would make a pile 300 times the height of Everest... READ MORE›
But Mr White said it would be a good start for governments to stop depending on central banks to do their dirty work... READ MORE›
A European Central Bank ECB survey showed that inflation would remain at worryingly low levels before picking up slightly next year... READ MORE›
Mortgage carrying costs to rise 8 percent for new buyers next year, Scotiabank says... READ MORE›
Led by Governor Mark Carney, the Monetary Policy Committee voted 7-2 on Thursday to increase the benchmark rate to 0.5 percent from 0.25 percent... READ MORE›
What can the bank of england do about inflation? what does that mean for interest rates?... READ MORE›
Further intensifying the squeeze is a rising cost of living, with electricity prices climbing as much as 20 percent in New South Wales state next month... READ MORE›
London house prices most overvalued in the world, says UBS... READ MORE›
The regulator in January removed regulations limiting lenders from buying and selling foreign currency outside a 4 percent band on either side of the official exchange rate... READ MORE›
Loose monetary policy can also spur higher inflation, which reduces the debt burden for poorer members of society and also promotes job creation... READ MORE›
Bank of England governor Mark Carney indicates that UK interest rates could rise at the turn of this year ... READ MORE›
India's goods-producing economy advanced on its recovery path, with operating conditions improving at the strongest pace since December 2012, said Aashna Dodhia, an economist at IHS Markit... READ MORE›
Oil and gas contributed 40 percent of Russia's budget revenue in 2016... READ MORE›
06 45 HSBC tax scandal BBC Radio 4 The Bank of England's Sir Jon Cunliffe was asked about HSBC on Today... READ MORE›
The targets for inflation and reduction in unemployment were on track, the Fed said in a statement... READ MORE›
Inflation is gathering strength, and it's set to accelerate faster than the central bank predicts in its forecast, Seidler said... READ MORE›
Global economic growth is accelerating sharply after months in the doldrums, confounding predictions of a worldwide recession following Britain'... READ MORE›
Bank of Montreal economist Doug Porter says that's because the bank in its statement said it would continue to be cautious about setting monetary policy... READ MORE›
Low-interest rate regimes across Europe have pushed prices in London, Stockholm, Munich and Zurich to record levels, after accounting for inflation... READ MORE›
After better than expected growth in the global economy, Bank says financial markets are vulnerable to unforeseen negative news... READ MORE›
A question that our central bankers were unable to resolve was why inflation remains so low... READ MORE›
The Russian currency has come under strong pressure in recent days with Brent crude futures losing 8.1 percent since March 7... READ MORE›
I don't think there's an inflation issue in China, it's an asset bubble, said Commerzbank senior emerging market economist Zhou Hao in Singapore... READ MORE›
Chinese policymakers face a dilemma as they need to tighten credit to contain debt and speculative investment without triggering a wave of defaults that could destabilize the financial system... READ MORE›
Hedge-Fund Manager Crispin Odey Says It's Now More Likely the Market Will Crash... READ MORE›
West Texas Intermediate oil for November delivery declined 0.2 percent to 50.35 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange... READ MORE›
Australia's S P ASX 200 Index gained 0.5 percent and South Korea's Kospi index rose 0.1 percent... READ MORE›
The BIS said this raises a question over the potential for another crisis if there is a significant rise in interest rates... READ MORE›
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