Central Bank of England

European Central Bank poised to cut rates again

Big central banks are firmly in rate-cut mode

Seven of the 10 big developed-market central banks tracked by Reuters have now started easing policy, with expectations of how quickly each will move swinging back and forth as policymakers stress data dependency.

This is Money on MSN · 1d

European Central Bank lowers interest rate to 3.25% in third cut this year

The ECB said inflation was under control - having fallen sharply following a painful spike in the wake of Covid lockdowns and the invasion of Ukraine.

Seeking Alpha · 2h

U.S. Dollar Strengthens As Other Major Central Banks Cut Policy Rates

Following the ECB's rate cut, the Euro and British pound weakened against the U.S. dollar. See more on global economic strategies and their implications.

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As Global Debt Explodes, China’s Central Bank Is Fueling and Obscuring It

China’s central bank is giving out swap lines like M&Ms, Benn Steil and Elisabeth Harding write in a guest commentary.

Mises Institute1d

Is the Federal Reserve a Private Bank? It Doesn’t Matter.

Does it matter if a central bank is privately owned? No, it makes no difference. Public or private, central banks give the ...

U.K.'s Central Bank Wants to Ease Banker-Bonus Rules—Again

The U.K.'s plan to lure more rainmakers to the City of London: Let investment banks pay them bigger bonuses, sooner. The City lost jobs to Europe and New York after the U.K. voted for Brexit in 2016.

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UK Stocks Steady Ahead of ECB Rate Decision; Rentokil Caps Ex-Dividend Pressure

(Reuters) - The UK's main stock indexes were steady on Thursday as investors braced for the European Central Bank's interest ...

An RBA focused on real cost-of-living pressures? That’s bananas

Central banks have created their own measures of inflation. But new research shows their metrics are missing the real price ...

The Financial Times12h

Rapid disinflation prompts ECB rate cut without signs of urgency

Lagarde said the move was motivated by a more rapid disinflation than the ECB expected, with this data corroborated by all activity data “moving in the same direction” - downward The decision to cut ...

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