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The pound still looks vulnerable
Yield on short-term British government debt falls to lowest level since June
‘Is the pound the UK’s economic release valve?’ and several other questions, somewhat answered
British pound declines as traders shift interest rate expectations
Sterling surge helps cut local out-of-pocket bills
Economists expected higher oil prices to push up inflation
Pound out of ground
Eureka, rotated diagonal gridlines!
Giving UK assets a welfare check
Expectations of higher interest rates push UK two-year borrowing costs to 15-year high
Sterling suffers biggest one-day fall against the dollar in a month following UK growth fears
Following aggressive Bank of England rate rise, swaps markets predict borrowing costs will hit 6.25% in February
Pound gives up early gains as investors worry about recession after bigger-than-expected 0.5 percentage point increase
Learning how to cope with gilts
GDP and labour data add to pressure on Bank of England with US Fed set to pause tightening
Analysts expect further strength as UK economy performs better than expected
The British pound is having a surprisingly decent one
Investors bet on further Bank of England interest rate rises as UK weathers banking turmoil
UK-EU agreement over Northern Ireland should help the pound though dollar’s strength will dampen recovery, analysts say
High inflation has made the country good value, according to Post Office Holiday Money Index
Pound hits six-week low on bets UK monetary tightening is nearly over, while US rates may have further to rise
The Bank of England’s ‘Britcoin’ project could transform transactions — but questions about who gains from our data remain
The Bank of England is starting preparatory work on a possible alternative to physical banknotes
They couldn’t stay mad at each other
With the Bank of England unwinding its gilt portfolio, the country will need more buying from foreign investors
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