Bank of England
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.
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UK regulators outline enhanced recovery planning for financial firms
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has published a supervisory statement detailing its expectations for recovery plans of UK banks, building societies, and investment firms.
UK bank failure regime sees streamlined reporting requirements
The Bank of England and Prudential Regulation Authority have finalised changes to firms' resolution reporting and disclosure requirements.
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Disclosure rules updated for bank resolvability and capital
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has published an instrument amending disclosure rules for CRR firms, focusing on resolvability resources (MREL) and Pillar 3 requirements.
New MREL reporting instructions for UK banks from January 2027
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has published updated instructions and templates for Minimum Requirement for Own Funds and Eligible Liabilities (MREL) reporting.
Huw Pill advocates for robust monetary policy amid deep uncertainty
Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill emphasized the critical role of robustness in monetary policy decisions, particularly in an environment of profound uncertainty.
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Global imbalances persist, driven by macro factors and industrial policy
A Bank of England Staff Discussion Paper highlights the re-emergence of large and persistent global imbalances, primarily driven by macroeconomic factors and increasingly by industrial policy.
Gilt sales for Q2 2026 detailed, targeting £488 billion APF stock
The Bank of England has published its Q2 2026 schedule for gilt sales from the Asset Purchase Facility.
Specialist lenders use fees to offset higher rates, facilitating credit
A Bank of England working paper finds that specialist lenders in the UK mortgage market use higher loan fees to offset lower interest rate pass-through for larger borrowers.
Inflation expectations lag policy shifts, built by outcomes
A Bank of England working paper finds that inflation expectations adjust gradually to monetary policy regime changes, with actual inflation leading expectations.
Market participants expect Bank Rate cuts and inflation near target
The Bank of England's latest Market Participants Survey for March 2026 shows expectations for significant Bank Rate cuts over the next year.
UK business conditions show mixed trends, easing cost pressures
The Bank of England's Agents reported mixed business conditions across the UK in March 2026.