Bank of England (BoE) news

The Bank of England (BoE) is the central bank of the United Kingdom. Its primary objective is to maintain price stability, targeting a 2% inflation rate. The BoE uses interest rate adjustments and quantitative easing to influence the economy and achieve its inflation target. It also plays a key role in ensuring financial stability in the UK.

British pound slips after BoE rate hike
GBP/USD is down 0.28% on Thursday, trading just above the 1.31 line in the North American session. BOE raises rates but sterling falters The Bank of England raised rates by 0.25%, as was widely expected. This was an unprecedented third straight hike from the BoE, but the new record failed to impress investors, as the pound rose steadily prior to the hike, only to fall by 0.8% after the rate move. Why the sour grapes from the markets after a rate hike?
by Kenneth Fisher
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GBP/USD - Testing support ahead of Fed and BoE
Can it break lower? The pound has been trending lower against the dollar since the Russian invasion of Ukraine as traders have sought the safety of the greenback in times of stress. But what's interesting in recent days is that while market sentiment has improved, the pair has continued to slide. And with it now approaching 1.30 - a major historical psychological barrier - ahead of both the Fed and BoE meetings this week, what's next for the pair? For a bit of context, both central bank
by Craig Erlam
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