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Prime Minister Theresa May believes Bank of England governor Mark Carney is the best man for the job and should stay on in his role, May's spokeswoman said on Monday, dampening speculation that he would leave his job in 2018. Ciara Lee reports
The Bank of England leaves interest rates on hold while it waits for signs of turnaround in the slowing global economy. As David Pollard reports, Brexit fears are also weighing on the outlook.
Nearly seven years after the BoE cut rates to a record low, the Bank has again left them unchanged. Most economists see the bank leaving a hike until later next year. David Pollard reports.
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney delivers an upbeat assessment of Britain's membership of the EU, but in carefully balanced remarks also stresses the bloc has to give fair treatment to non euro zone states. David Pollard reports
Bank of England policymaker Kristin Forbes has warned that waiting too long to raise interest rates could damage Britain's economic recovery. Kirsty Basset looks at market reaction to the comments.
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