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Cross-border bank lending boosts domestic economic productivity
A new Bank of England working paper finds that increased cross-border lending by domestic banks significantly enhances the productivity of the domestic real economy.
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Dynamic pricing's inflation impact: A personal challenge for central banks
Bank of England insights explore the rise of dynamic and personalised pricing, examining its implications for inflation measurement and central bank policy.
Advisory group reviews digital pound design, risks, and viability
The Bank of England's CBDC Academic Advisory Group met in January 2026 to discuss the digital pound's design phase, focusing on security, innovation, and financial stability.
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Prior employment status significantly amplifies unemployment volatility
A Bank of England working paper reveals that an unemployed worker's previous labour force status is the strongest predictor of their attachment to the labour market.
UK financial authorities outline strategy for safe AI innovation
The Bank of England and Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) have responded to the UK government's requests regarding safe AI innovation in financial services.
Bank of England launches biannual systemic risk survey for 2026 H1
The Bank of England has launched its biannual Systemic Risk Survey for the first half of 2026.
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FPC warns of amplified sovereign debt and private credit risks
The Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee (FPC) identified amplified financial stability risks at its March 27 meeting.
Global imbalances near 150-year high, posing economic risks
Global current account imbalances are near their highest levels in 150 years, creating significant risks for the world economy.
New UK-HANK model quantifies household heterogeneity in monetary policy
The Bank of England has developed a new Heterogeneous Agent New Keynesian (HANK) model tailored to the UK economy.
Simulation framework assesses sterling MMF liquidity and resilience
A new Bank of England working paper introduces a simulation framework to estimate redemption capacity and failure probability for sterling money market funds.
Bank of England lowers Discount Window Facility price
The Bank of England is lowering and fixing the price of its Discount Window Facility (DWF) to strengthen its role as an accessible, on-demand liquidity tool.
Taylor outlines monetary policy challenges amid new energy shock
Bank of England official Alan Taylor discussed the renewed challenges for monetary policy in light of a new energy supply shock.