Bank of England predicted to not cut interest rate until 2026
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Bank of England governor uses AI to cut down speeches
His speeches can move markets, but even Andrew Bailey cannot resist getting a helping hand from artificial intelligence.…
Inflation’s Persistent Shadow: A Global Tightrope Walk for Central Banks
Persistent price rises, particularly in the United Kingdom and the United States, are casting a long shadow over…
Tourism, Bank of Italy: Balance of payments shows €3,6 billion surplus in June
© Agenzia Nova – Reproduction reserved Last June, Italy’s tourism balance of payments recorded a surplus of €3,6…
ECB publishes new wage tracker indicators
The European Central Bank (ECB) has published four new wage tracker indicators for the aggregate of seven participating…
Deutsche Bank: ECB Likely Ends Cycle of Rate Cuts
The era of interest rate cuts in the eurozone may be over, according to a new analysis from…
European Central Bank seeks to ease jitters over France crisis
FRANKFURT: European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde said Thursday she was “confident” officials would seek to reduce uncertainty…
3rd International Conference on Payments and Securities Settlement
Call for papers Topics of interest for the conference include:
Issues and trends in cross-border payments
Tools…
Change of office ceremony in Hamburg
The first of November saw Uwe Nebgen take over as President of the Regional Office in Hamburg, Mecklenburg-West…
Gloomy outlook on UK inflation continues in BoE survey – Investment Week
Gloomy outlook on UK inflation continues in BoE survey Investment WeekUK Inflation Expectations Hit Two-Year High in Headache for…
UK economy loses momentum, BoE faces tough rate-cut dilemma; GBP/USD Dips
The combination of rising headline and underlying inflation and steady unemployment at 4.7% has complicated the BoE’s policy…
Mortgage rates are going up
The Bank of England cut its base rate to 4 per cent last month, but lenders have started…