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The Federal Reserve is still spooked by recession. It kept interest rates unchanged this week, as did the Bank of England earlier in June.

In theory, the Bank of England should be able to reverse these adverse trends by buying assets on a fairly modest scale.

The Bank of England has been surprised that spare economic capacity has been a weak check on imported inflation.

The instant response was as though the UK could not fund its deficit, as the Bank of England warned this week.

But the Bank of England remains convinced that inflation will retreat later this year as spare capacity bears down on prices.

The Bank of England is now not expecting the British economy to grow at all this year.

Less than an hour after the Bank of England's decision, the ECB reduced its main rate by three-quarters of a percentage point, to 2. 5%.

The Bank of England lost a lot of money trying to hold off the markets and Mr Soros.

Pressure is piled on the Bank of England, which responds with a rapid succession of interest rate cuts, lowering the base rate to just 2%.

The Bank of England has a team called Mutilated Ladies which deals with claims from people who fed their money to a machine or to their dog.

The Bank of England's report identifies "persistent weakness in bank lending" as a downside risk to spending over the next three years.

SINCE the recession intensified a year ago, the Bank of England has pulled out the stops.

"I would not be the least bit surprised if the Bank of England has to hold an emergency meeting in the next week, " he said.

Though only a modest step it is an important one, as Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, underlined this week.

Instead, the Bank of England was able to pursue an aggressively expansionary policy.

That, in effect, was the unpalatable message delivered by the Bank of England on August 12th in its quarterly review of the economy.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA), which supervises individual firms, will be recast as a subsidiary of the Bank of England.

The Bank of England says it's going to pump another $116bn into the British financial system to boost economic activity.

Adam Posen, an external adviser to the Bank of England, said quantitative easing should resume to sustain the British economy's recovery.

The ECB and the Bank of England do all three of these things. So far the Fed has got along without them.

For its perceived probity and grandeur, it was once known as "the Bank of England club" .

The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are trying to push down borrowing costs to spur faster growth.

Across the pond, the Bank of England lowered its growth forecasts, citing tight credit conditions and government spending cuts.

When a financial storm, sorts this "beat" the bank of England's part, again, and the big storm pounds to make a fortune.

But the Bank of England believes that inflation will then subside as spare capacity opened up in the recession bears down on prices.

The one big difference was that the Bank of England let Overend fail, and take down other firms with it in the ensuing panic.

It may be unfair, but that thought crossed my mind in a week in which the Bank of England has been given unprecedented responsibilities.

Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, said the eurozone "appears to have stalled" .

First, as chancellor, he gave independence to the Bank of England and kept the UK out of the single European currency.

Karen Ward, UK economist at HSBC, said the rise in labour availability was "just what the Governor [of the Bank of England] ordered" .

Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, seems to welcome sterling's weakness as a boost to exporters.

Yet, as Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, noted in a thoughtful speech this week, doing so has now become difficult.

Sujit Kapadia of the Bank of England is trying to model the web of interdependencies created by the use of complex derivatives.

UK debt is only secure as long as the Bank of England buys it through quantitative easing.

Earlier this year it seemed that the Bank of England's next move might be a rise in interest rates as inflation was taking off again.

Such a move would follow similar action taken by the Bank of England and US Federal Reserve.

The Bank of England's Mr Tucker went furthest this month by saying that any CCP recapitalisation "should not come from the public sector" .

One reason for a recovery is what Mervyn King, the Bank of England governor, describes as the "Honda effect" .

Britain's households, the governor of the Bank of England warned, face the most sustained fall in living standards since the 1920s.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, is among the world's most influential central bankers and leading policy economists.

The Bank of England declined to comment on the cables, but did not dispute their contents.

It would become the world's first modern, public bank, not just a forerunner of the Bank of England but its prototype.

Recovery was always likely to be "choppy" , as Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, noted in a significant speech this week.

Second, as the Bank of England's Andy Haldane notes, "tail risk within the financial system is not determined by God but by man" .

In Europe, the ECB is still likely to raise interest rates again, while the Bank of England looks as though it will now wait and see.

As for spring, not even the narrow and gloomy streets round the Bank of England are quite able to exclude it.

The U. S. approach contrasts with a growing likelihood of rate hikes by the European Central Bank and the Bank of England.

Such a subversive notion has recently received the endorsement of senior figures at the Bank of England.

Mervyn King, the head of the Bank of England, has been more forthright, telling the British that their standard of living will fall.

Paul Tucker, deputy governor of the Bank of England, said it was a "mistake" by the US to equate keeping a seized bank open with a bail-out.

The Bank of England has warned that the economy faces a slow recovery as banks remain fragile and lending is still weak.

The Bank of England also refused to restart quantitative easing in the face of a near stagnant economy.

Tracker rates are likely to continue to gain in popularity amid speculation that the Bank of England may have to cut rates a lot further.

Even the Bank of England, where the great man kept his money, is planning a new display about his financial affairs.

The system, as Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, noted a few weeks later, was "on the precipice" .

Then the Bank of England sprang to the rescue, announcing that it would spend tens of billions of pounds acquiring government bonds.

The Bank of England this week cited lack of credit growth as one of the main reasons for its gloomy economic forecast.

A day later the Bank of England abandoned its hard-nosed attitude to greasing the money markets (see article).

Some, including the Bank of England, seem to have recognised this problem.

In Britain, the Bank of England is expected to cut rates in the next few days.

Tensions between the Bank of England and the banks on its patch had nonetheless eased by the start of this year.

Police in London have given the all-clear after a security scare near the Bank of England in London.

A long-time governor of the Bank of England, Gordon Richardson, was fiercely opposed as he regarded it as a moral surrender to inflation.

Both institutions, and the Bank of England, are likely to consider more quantitative easing to help their economies this winter.

Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, recently called for a "public and informed debate" on the issue.

And the Bank of England looks more comfortable in its steady stance given the British economic slowdown evident in recent data.

They seem to be well anchored in the US and the eurozone, but far less so in the UK, where the Bank of England has to be cautious.

In the meantime, we have to turn to a speech by Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England.

The FPC is now part of the Bank of England, which is meant somehow to ensure that monetary policy takes into account the financial sector.

This is partly because I've never been much interested in what I wore, not even when I was at the Bank of England before Goldman.

The Bank of England may have lost some credibility of late, but it has not lost the argument about spare capacity.

A large proportion of the gold is in London, according to figures in the proposal document, with the Bank of England holding 99. 2 tonnes.

Youth unemployment needs to be tackled urgently, said David Blanchflower, former member of the Bank of England? s monetary policy committee.

Mr. Brown has backed the Bank of England, which, like the Federal Reserve, has engaged in unconventional moves to free up credit.

In London, the Bank of England dropped rates one percent to a level not seen since 1951.

most of it is charged at variable interest rates and thus linked to the borrowing costs set by the Bank of England.

So should the Bank of England follow suit? The answer is: no. Another quarter of a percentage point cut now makes good sense.

The Bank of England's monetary policy committee is split on whether to raise interest rates, but it has got more hawkish.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, likens this buildup of international assets and liabilities to adding blocks to a tower.

The Bank of England is unlikely to deliver any surprises today, with an unchanged policy rate outcome and asset purchases target likely.

That of Sir John Gieve, a former deputy governor of the Bank of England, is another.

The Bank of England governor, Mervyn King, is known to be concerned that the UK economy will falter over the coming months.

This is, in its essence, the question Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, was addressing in his controversial speech this week.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, took a contrary view to the recent bullish mood in the financial markets.

As the Bank of England Inflation Report explains, this quarter was "boosted by the unwinding of various one-off factors" .

The Bank of England reckons that $100 billion of Russian deposits were shipped out of Britain in the last quarter of 2008.

The Bank of England has been focusing on an underlying measure of broad money, which excludes holdings by specialist financial firms.

For a clue, view the Budget statement next to the latest minutes from the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee.

In times of such peril, even a small cut in interest rates by the European Central Bank and the Bank of England would send a helpful signal.

Sushil Wadhwani, former member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee and a Khosla family friend, is also a shareholder.

Sushil Wadhwani, former member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee and a Khosla family friend, is also a shareholder.

That leaves it to the Bank of England's monetary-policy committee to fire-up the economy.

Although markets had largely priced in a quarter-point rise by the ECB, the Bank of England move wrong-footed markets.

Adam Posen, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, lamented that fact in a speech in October.

UK interest rates are expected to be kept on hold at 5% following the latest meeting of the Bank of England.

A year ago rates were still unusually low: the Bank of England's base rate was 4. 5%.

As Andrew Haldane of the Bank of England argues, the state has "become the last resort financier of the banks" .

Two members of the Bank of England's policy committee last month voted for an immediate rise in interest rates.

In the U. K. , the Bank of England would step in as a buyer of government bonds.

Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, suggested the possibility yesterday to the Treasury select committee.

Still, it is too soon for the Bank of England to tighten policy, since the recovery remains fragile.

The writer was governor of Argentina's central bank and director of the Centre for Central Banking Studies at the Bank of England.

The Bank of England argues that the link between real house prices and consumption reflects swings in income expectations by households.

The retail run on the bank came in mid-September, when news broke that the Bank of England was providing it with emergency support.

Lenders reported a ``material reduction'' in credit availability to the commercial real-estate industry, the Bank of England said.

Like the Fed, the Bank of England has been pursuing an aggressive QE programme.

On balance, the Tories are probably right to return day-to-day supervision to the Bank of England.

The Osborne plan is to give bank supervision back to the Bank of England and to add oversight of insurance firms.

"We prevented a Great Depression, " the Bank of England's governor, Mervyn King, told the Daily Telegraph in March this year.

He even claims, implausibly, that it was his idea to make the Bank of England independent.

In the UK the Bank of England policy meeting will take centre stage but there is unlikely to be any change in policy settings.

Twice, the Bank of England has surprised the markets with the ambition of its planned purchases.

He subsequently served as a Special Advisor at the Bank of England before joining Goldman Sachs.

The Bank of England and the European Central Bank are also set to hold policy meetings during the week.

Nationwide raised some of its mortgage rates in spite of the Bank of England's half-point interest rate cut last week.

In the UK, the FSA has been established as a single financial regulator subsuming the responsibilities of the Bank of England and the SFA.

Yet despite its venerable pedigree it is the Bank of England that has at times seemed the least sure-footed of the three central banks.

The Bank of England has been using these fan charts since the 1990s to quantify the uncertainty inherent in inflation forecasts.

The US Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank and the Bank of England are currently doing much more than working out this lesson.

The Bank of England is generally thought to have played a poor hand in its intervention in the panic of 1825.

The Bank of England was particularly hostile to Barclays going ahead without a guarantee.

Figures from the Bank of England show that bank lending to business, except for property lending, fell in the last nine months of 2009.

since the Bank of England is determined to keep interest rates low.

The Bank of England and European Central Bank hold separate meetings, but both are likely to keep interest rates on hold.

The Bank of England, which has allowed British inflation to drift well above its target, was under pressure to follow suit.

It may yet fall to the Bank of England to unblock the flow of credit.

Lenders have already cut their credit to companies over the past three months, according to a new survey by the Bank of England.

The government has handed control of interest rates to the Bank of England and climate-change targets to a committee of experts.

Although the ECB and the Bank of England have sounded sanguine about tightening credit, central bankers are not entirely unperturbed.

Simultaneous data from the Bank of England yesterday highlighted the increasing concentration of FX among a handful of banks.

If done on the scale that the Bank of England has undertaken, it could restore stability to Europe's panicky bond markets.

And, in theory the scope is unlimited; the Bank of England ran out of resources in 1992, but the SNB can create francs without number.

Last week the Bank of England began purchasing high-quality private sector assets that companies use to finance their business.

With credit markets fragile, 39% of this shortfall is being met by state-guaranteed bonds or help from the Bank of England.

The U. S. Federal Reserve's current interest-rate target is 1% -- a level Mr. Loynes expects the Bank of England to reach next year.

The Bank of England is expected to push the base rate back up to 4. 75% later this year.

As growth weakens across the world, the Bank of England and the European Central Bank must start loosening.

In the vaults of the Bank of England (Threadneedle Street, London), men are piling gold on a truck.

In contrast, the governors of the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada publicly doubted whether such action would work.

But it was completed just before the Bank of England announced its emergency support for Northern Rock.

Tomorrow the Bank of England is due to release its latest statement following its monthly meeting.

When did the Bank of England become the official central bank of the United Kingdom?

Similarly, if the weaker dollar takes pressure off sterling, the Bank of England may be more willing to ease again.

D: It's very much like the Bank of England , then . That also started as a private institution .

Rate-setting committees at the Fed and the Bank of England, by contrast, vote on decisions and publish minutes showing votes.

Of the Bank of England is expected to comment this afternoon on the current financial crisis.

First, he created a national bank, controlled by private investors, on the model of the Bank of England.

Since then , of course, the Bank of England like other central banks has not held specie reserves equal to our note issue.

This is not a new sentiment, but when coming from the lips of the Governor of the Bank of England, it carries a certain added weight.

First, in conjunction with the Bank of England, we have acted to provide sufficient short-term liquidity.

London equities were given a boost on Thursday as the Bank of England chose to keep UK interest rates on hold.

The UK is entering a recession, Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, admitted yesterday.

The governor of the Bank of England has warned of protectionism unless 'the need to act in the collective interest' is recognized.

Tatsuo Horita , a banker from Japan , is visiting with an officer of the Bank of England .

The news will affect the Bank of England's thinking on whether and when to raise interest rates this year.

Not so in Britain: though there is plenty of economic slack, inflation has actually been above the Bank of England's target.

It also hands the Bank of England an important weapon in the fight against deflation, through so-called quantitative easing.

But this was not simply a reaction to the Bank of England's dramatic rate cut.

Headed by the chancellor of the exchequer, it will include the Treasury, the Bank of England and the FSA.

The Bank of England, Britain's central bank, is responsible for the design and production of bank notes .

The Bank of England took decisive action yesterday with the aim of unfreezing wholesale money markets.

However, a solution was already being developed to answer a similar problem for the Bank of England.

King also says credit conditions are not easing as quickly as the Bank of England had expected.

Officer: Yes, actually from 1883, long before the Bank of England was the official central bank for Britain.

On Thursday, the Bank of England dropped interest rates a full point down to the two percent level.

The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England, especially, will keep rates close to zero throughout 2010.

He believes the recent actions of the Fed, the European Central Bank and the Bank of England endorse his view.

A spokesman from the Bank of England declined to comment whether Venezuela had any gold on deposit at the bank.

The Bank of England's mission then was to provide war finance.

The Bank of England and the Fed should both start employing more unconventional tools to loosen monetary conditions.

The failure of the Bank of England, to take one example, remains a largely unwritten story.

The moves in the banking sector came ahead Thursday's interest rate decisions from the European Central Bank and the Bank of England.

A note of the Bank of England used to pass anywhere.

The Bank of England's new Financial Policy Committee (FPC) will hold its first quarterly meeting on Thursday.

Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, was summoned to Downing Street last night.

The man who made $1bn in a day by betting against the Bank of England always thought he was set apart.

The Bank of England has already crossed a frontier by announcing the start of "quantitative easing" .

The biggest easer, relative to the size of the economy, has been the Bank of England.

Most economists expect the Bank of England to cut its key rate by a quarter point on Thursday.

As the Bank of England showed last week, most central banks go for government bonds.

THE Bank of England's governor, Sir Mervyn King, hardly bothers these days to conceal his disdain for City folk.

The Bank of England essentially printed money when it bought swaths of government bonds.

The Bank of England governor now says that in Britain the falls in output have probably come to an end.

This year the Bank of England received a more formal role in overseeing banks.

Alternatively - and more probably - the Bank of England would respond to spiralling wages by sharply increasing interest rates.

The Bank of England's monetary-policy committee reckons that output will be flat, but even that may prove optimistic.

The Bank of England will provide additional help through its policy of quantitative easing.

It sounds unlikely, but a group of scientists working with the Bank of England believe banking has lessons to learn from biological science.

The ECB and the Bank of England do all three of these things.

The markets were impressed. So was Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England.

The Bank of England will have five of its executives on the FPC.

The Bank of England and the Bank of Japan face new political challenges due to elections.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, revealed how close Royal Bank of Scotland and HBOS came to collapse in October 2008.

The European Central Bank and the Bank of England are expected to keep monetary policy on hold on Thursday.

If nationalized , Bradford - Bentley will be the Bank of England this year, the second nationalization of banks.

As to your standing, we are permitted to mention the Bank of England, London, as a reference.

New forecasts from the Bank of England also suggest that the economy may at last be on the turn.

The Bank of England's governor, Mervyn King, did little to downplay concerns about the sovereign debt crisis.

Meanwhile, business groups are urging the Bank of England to reduce interest rates.

In the very long term, the Bank of England's decision to cut its bank rate to 1. 5 per cent was a historic admission of defeat.

In the UK, the Bank of England has funded 130 per cent of the budget deficit, via its quantitative easing programme.

Prior to joining the HKMA he was with the Bank of England and the International Monetary Fund .

During his trip, Mr Greenspan visited the Bank of England's monetary policy committee.

That adds pressure on the Bank of England to expand its quantitative-easing program in the New Year.

"That means the Bank of England may have to keep its stimulus in place for some time to come, in order to support the economy. "

The Bank of England, and all the major financial institutions.

The bank of England cast doubt last week on the changces of a speedy rebound.

Instead, the Bank of England tracks data on internet searches for telltale terms.

The Bank of England said it might consider going down the same road.

Economic growth is expected to slow to 1. 5 per cent this year and Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, has warned of recession.

The Bank of England seems likely to follow a similar path.

Britain, the Bank of England governor says, has not solved the problem of "too-important-to-fail" banks.

to the special department of the Bank of England in Newcastle.

The Bank of England's monetary-policy committee has been agonising for months over whether to raise them.

If the Bank of England stops QE entirely, the credit-growth rate could collapse.

Both the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve should resist the temptation to tighten soon.

The Bank of England, for its part, is breaking ever more unconventional ground.

More important, the Bank of England has already done a lot of heavy lifting through its programme of asset purchases.

The Bank of England's remit is sufficiently wide to allow it firstly to target inflation.

Behind the beach is a garden established in 1896 by Robert Lydston Newman, deputy governor of the Bank of England.

Television producers, desperate to make the subject visual, made presenters stand dejectedly in the rain outside the Bank of England.

Deterioriating economic prospects have spurred the Bank of England and the European Central Bank into action.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, warned families to prepare for and accept "a loss of real purchasing power" .

responding to the gloom, the Bank of England announced a fresh round of quantitative easing on October 6th.

When I first visited the Bank of England, my biggest impression is that it has many doors and small windows.

We are permitted to mention the Bank of England, London, as a reference.

The Bank of England is expected to keep rates and asset purchases on hold on Monday.

What is clear is that the decisive action taken so far by the government and the Bank of England will not be enough.

Meanwhile, the Bank of England will outline on Thursday how it plans to change the conditions it sets on its everyday lending to banks.

This debacle suggests the Bank of England's regime was too strict in a crisis.

George Soros, the financier who "broke the Bank of England" , is a gold bear.

As Britain belatedly leaves recession behind, so the Treasury and the Bank of England will want to execute their own "exit strategies" .

certainly . this business about me robbing the bank of england .

The first came from Paul Tucker, deputy governor of the Bank of England.

The Bank of England made another big cut in interest rates, by one percentage point, to 2%.

Later in the week we'll see central bank rate decisions from the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, gave warning in January that it will soon climb to 4-5%.

The Bank of England's overall prognosis may appear gloomy; but it is realistic.

The man who gave the Bank of England its independence now urges greater regulation. He's even meeting the unions.

The 1. 5 percentage point cut in the Bank of England base rate was passed on by a number of banks, but the process was hardly smooth.

Is it easier to predict where Vodafone is heading over the next six to 12 months or what the Bank of England may do with interest rates?

The European Central Bank, the Bank of England and the Swedish Riksbank are all inflation-targeters.

To lower long-term interest rates, the Bank of England has been buying government bonds.

In the United Kingdom, the Bank of England was made independent in 1997, and given a target of 2% annual inflation.

It is now approaching the Bank of England's official target of 2%.

Restore banking supervision to the Bank of England.

In late 2009 the Bank of England reckoned Britain would be growing by 4% this year.

Some might smile at the Bank of England "surprise" at the recent the jump in Brtiish inflation.

Both the Bank of England and the ECB cut rates last month by a half-point.

The Bank of England today kept its bond-purchase plan at 200 billion pounds ($322 billion) after pausing the program in February.