Bank of England (BoE)

Kate Barker reappointed to Bank of England's MPC

Kate Barker, who recently completed the Barker Review of Land Use Planning, was reappointed to the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) for a further three-year term on Monday 23 April, becoming the first external member to serve a third…

Minutes show 7-2 vote to hold UK rates

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee members voted 7- 2 to keep interest rates unchanged for a third month in April, with Timothy Besley and Andrew Sentance in favor of a quarter- point increase, minutes published Wednesday 18 April.

BoE paper on migration and UK economy

Migration into the UK from EU accession countries continues to suppress inflationary and wage pressures, a working paper from the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee published Wednesday 11 April found.

BoE's MPC voted 8-1 to keep rates on hold

The Bank of England's rate-setting body voted 8-1 to keep interest rates unchanged at its 8 March meeting, with David Blanchflower alone voting for a quarter point cut, minutes published Wednesday 21 March showed.

Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin, Q1 2007

The Bank of England published its First Quarter 2007 Quarterly Bulletin on Monday 19 March. The latest issue says rises in UK interest rates have been a major factor behind gains in the pound over the past year.

BoE's Bean reappointed to MPC

Charlie Bean, the Bank of England's chief economist, has been reappointed to the rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee for a further three year term from 1 June, the central bank confirmed Wednesday 14 March.

BoE Payment Systems Oversight Report

The Bank of England published its third Payment Systems Oversight Report on Tuesday 27 February. The report says its overall message is encouraging, summarising the developments in the key UK payment systems over the past year and explaining the focus of…

BoE announces retirement of Alastair Clark

Alastair Clark, adviser to the governor of the Bank of England on financial sector issues, is to retire from the Bank of England at Easter after nearly 36 years' service, the bank said Monday 26 February.

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