The Bank of England's errors are mounting
Just last month, Andrew Bailey was predicting an inflation peak of 11 per cent, but this is clearly going to be surpassed
Just last month, Andrew Bailey was predicting an inflation peak of 11 per cent, but this is clearly going to be surpassed
Nine of the 10 big banks and building societies still pay savers interest of less than 0.5pc
Tax cuts would not only boost growth in the short term, they can also have a direct impact in containing inflation
Returns have increased but still lag behind the Bank Rate
Chatter of potential cuts rife in the Square Mile after quiet dealmaking period
Surging costs will both deter investors from buying and push others to sell up
What shoppers can afford threatens to undermine the economic recovery on the horizon
Politicians expect voters to be grateful for ‘handouts’ made necessary by their own scandalous failures
Latest clash follows rising tensions over the cost of living crisis and inflation
Dame Clare Moriarty is not on a list of appointments after criticism of Treasury’s focus on ‘ideology not ability’
Volatile movements affecting a crypto-linked metaverse could hit households and businesses
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The Bank of England's recession predictions are wrong, dangerous and fuelling Brexit derangement syndrome
We cannot afford to stick with business-as-usual when our economy is on the verge of recession
Dame Clare Moriarty, a former environment department permanent secretary, has been selected by Nadhim Zahawi
Allies of Liz Truss suggest early discussions include focusing mandate on nominal GDP instead
Under Andrew Bailey's governorship the institution has descended into being a second-rate, politicised failure
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Perfectly intelligent people are believing the very same institutions and characters who got their predictions wrong during Brexit
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Andrew Bailey risks collision with Downing Street as recovery is nowhere in sight
Far more radical and far-reaching reforms than are currently being debated are likely to prove necessary