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Donald Trump's wide-ranging reciprocal tariffs have seen shockwaves throughout global stock markets, sparking fears of a ...
Risks of a hit to the global economy and further sharp falls in financial markets have grown due to U.S. President Donald ...
Canada's electoral debate for the next prime minister focused on who is best equipped to counter President Trump amid his ...
The central bank's Financial Policy Committee (FPC) has warned that the global tariffs imposed on trade could severely rock ...
The Bank of England temporarily halted the sale of long-dated bonds under its quantitative tightening program, bowing to ...
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MoneyWeek on MSNWill the Bank of England cut interest rates by 50 bps in response to Trump’s tariffs?The Monetary Policy Committee could opt for a larger-than-usual cut in May, as Donald Trump’s tariffs threaten to pour cold ...
The global risk environment has deteriorated and uncertainty has intensified, the central bank’s Financial Policy Committee ...
US President Donald Trump’s tariffs are likely to hamper economic growth in the UK but it is “too early to call” the impact ...
But Breeden said the impact on inflation, and therefore the Bank’s interest-rate decision in May, is uncertain at this stage.
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The Monetary Policy Committee lowered rates to 4.5 per cent in February but experts believe they could go below four per cent ...
The Bank of England (BoE) is widely expected to cut interest rates next month, as president Donald Trump's tariff blitz threatens to ignite a global recession. Investors are increasingly betting on ...
The Bank of England had been sounding more hawkish in recent weeks, but sweeping tariffs from US president Donald Trump could force it to take a more aggressive approach with interest rate cuts.
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