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Andrew Bailey says it is far too early to be talking about loosening monetary policy
Building society warns customers under pressure though defaults lower than expected
Flat GDP in third quarter poses challenge for chancellor as he aims to revive growth in Autumn Statement
Officials say they would want to see companies cutting profit margins to be convinced inflation would fall sufficiently
Central bank governor says monetary policy needs to remain restrictive for an extended period of time
Yield on short-term British government debt falls to lowest level since June
Mortgage provider attributes slight rise to scarcity of supply
This series examines the powerful ripple effects of extended high interest rates across businesses, governments and economies around the globe
Many of the major central banks have decided to hold rates steady, but few officials are yet declaring victory over inflation
Newcomers offer more attractive deals than incumbents in a bid to win market share. Will savers respond?
S&P 500 has best day in six months after dovish messages from central banks
Bank of England has painted gloomy picture of weakening economy
Central bank says restrictive policy will have to remain for ‘extended period’ despite bleak economic outlook
Figures from Bank of England reflect impact of high interest rates on lending and come days before policymakers’ vote
Officials confronted with signs of sputtering UK economic growth alongside stubborn price rises
Central bank is grappling with persistent rising prices, sluggish growth and conflicting economic data
Persistent price growth adds to pressure on Bank of England to hold interest rates at elevated levels for extended period
Comments from Huw Pill come as new figures suggested UK economy was near-stagnant in third quarter
There are consequences for both borrowers and savers
Weak economic performance offers painful backdrop to next year’s expected election as Britain falls behind G7 rivals
Top economist reveals his personal investment strategy on the FT’s Money Clinic podcast
The shift from an era of cheap money will have significant economic implications
House prices down 0.4% between August and September
Borrower preferences and lender offerings differ dramatically even within the single currency area
Annual growth in amount of money in the economy has turned negative for the first time since at least 2010
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