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The Bank of England hints at another interest-rate rise in December
This morning we have seen a couple of Bank of England policymakers speaking to the media. This adds to a speech given by Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey yesterday.. It is a great pleasure to be here in Zurich. …

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China has much lower inflation and bond yields than us
This morning it is time again for us to look at what Level 42 described as The Chinese Way, Let me link this morning’s news to something that was an event last week. But first today’s news from a metric … Continue rea...

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The Bank of England tries to look decisive on interest-rates
Yesterday was a day which the Bank of England would like you to think was a case of it being decisive as its PR spins into action. At its meeting ending on 4 November 2026, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) … ...

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What are the prospects for UK inflation and the cost of living?
As it is Bank of England day and we are in the period between then actually voting and the midday announcement it is time to take a look at what they are supposed to try to control which is inflation. … Contin...

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The Riksbank of Sweden starts to raise interest-rates
Today has opened with news that not only joins yesterdays trend but will also have been unwelcome for the research student presenting the Bank of England morning meeting. Stronger economic activity combined with cost increases due to supply disruptions mean …

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