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Bank of England Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden is speaking on Monday, September 29, 2025

  • Ramsden will be speaking on inflation
Eamonn Sheridan
29/09/2025 | 01:39 GMT
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BOE Dhingra: Restrictive monetary policy risks damaging the economy

  • Speaking to The Times (of London).
Greg Michalowski
26/09/2025 | 16:08 GMT
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Greg Michalowski
26/09/2025 | 16:08 GMT
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BOEs Greene:Monetary policy makers tend to look through supply shocks.May need to rethink.

  • BOE's Greene challenges conventional wisdom on supply shocks, urging central banks to adjust policy in response to increased frequency and severity driven by climate change and geopolitical tensions.
Greg Michalowski
24/09/2025 | 16:39 GMT
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Greg Michalowski
24/09/2025 | 16:39 GMT
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Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Greene speaks on Wednesday, September 24

  • Topic will be ‘Supply shocks and monetary policy’
Eamonn Sheridan
24/09/2025 | 02:59 GMT
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24/09/2025 | 02:59 GMT
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BoE's Pill: We have seen more lasting changes to price and wage setting in UK

  • More comments from the BoE's Chief Economist, Huw Pill
Giuseppe Dellamotta
23/09/2025 | 10:18 GMT
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Giuseppe Dellamotta
23/09/2025 | 10:18 GMT
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BoE's Pill: I wanted to keep QT at £100 billion in BoE vote last week

  • Comments from the BoE's policymaker, Huw Pill
Giuseppe Dellamotta
23/09/2025 | 09:18 GMT
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Giuseppe Dellamotta
23/09/2025 | 09:18 GMT
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Goldman Sachs AM: BoE to hold rates in 2025, easing cycle seen resuming February 2026

  • Goldman Sachs AM expects the Bank of England to keep rates steady through 2025, with sticky inflation and a stabilising labour market discouraging near-term cuts. November’s budget could be pivotal, but the firm’s base case is for easing to resume in February 2026.
Eamonn Sheridan
22/09/2025 | 00:21 GMT
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Eamonn Sheridan
22/09/2025 | 00:21 GMT
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Bank of America no longer expects BoE rate cuts in 2025

  • Everyone is revising their expectations now following the BoE decision yesterday
Giuseppe Dellamotta
19/09/2025 | 09:19 GMT
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Giuseppe Dellamotta
19/09/2025 | 09:19 GMT
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Morgan Stanley no longer expects BOE to cut rates any more for what's left of this year

  • They're not the only ones to revise their call after the BOE meeting decision yesterday
Justin Low
19/09/2025 | 08:50 GMT
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Justin Low
19/09/2025 | 08:50 GMT
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Goldman Sachs no longer expects any more Bank of England cuts in 2025

  • Bank of England
Eamonn Sheridan
19/09/2025 | 03:17 GMT
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Eamonn Sheridan
19/09/2025 | 03:17 GMT
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BOE's Bailey: I think there will be further reductions in bank rate

  • Comments from the BOE Governor
Adam Button
18/09/2025 | 14:25 GMT
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Adam Button
18/09/2025 | 14:25 GMT
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BOE leaves bank rate unchanged at 4.00% in September monetary policy decision

  • The BOE announces their monetary policy decision for September 2025
Justin Low
18/09/2025 | 11:00 GMT
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Justin Low
18/09/2025 | 11:00 GMT
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BOE to stay on hold today but keep an eye out on the bank rate vote - BofA

  • The firm expects the BOE to keep the bank rate at 4.00% today but notes that the vote could be interesting
Justin Low
18/09/2025 | 08:25 GMT
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Justin Low
18/09/2025 | 08:25 GMT
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Bank of England meeting preview - to slow bond sales, keep rates steady at 4%

  • The Bank of England is set to slow its bond sales while keeping rates on hold at 4%, as elevated inflation and bond yields limit room for manoeuvre.
Eamonn Sheridan
17/09/2025 | 23:17 GMT
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Eamonn Sheridan
17/09/2025 | 23:17 GMT
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BoE seen holding rates in September, economists split on timing of next interest rate cuts

  • The BoE is set to hold rates at 4% on September 18, but debate is growing over the path of cuts.
Eamonn Sheridan
15/09/2025 | 20:43 GMT
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