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Interest Rates
Supporters of interest rates rise lose out to common sense
20 May 2011
US jobs and Japanese fiscal strength should not occlude the risk of more shocks
15 Apr 2011
More spending cuts and gloomy growth prospects. Economists aren’t prophesising a bright 2011
20 Dec 2010
Economists, analysts and market watchers cannot agree on when or if interest rates will rise
22 Nov 2010
Manufacturing activity grew more than expected in October
01 Nov 2010
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has split over interest rates and quantitative easing
20 Oct 2010
Government spending cuts may be widely accepted as essential, but where can budgets be slashed?
19 Oct 2009
Just as the night is darkest before dawn, improving economic indicators are brightening the gloomy mood.
24 May 2009
With interest rates now at 0.5% – their lowest level ever – the Bank of England can’t make money much cheaper. All it can really do now is make it more plentiful
23 Mar 2009
Quantitative easing may be a reality for the UK, but it remains a difficult and potentially dangerous science.
23 Feb 2009
Aggressive interest rate cuts and government bailouts will stimulate the economy, but creditworthiness remains an issue. And talk of quantitative easing is further evidence that policymakers are quickly running out of options.
22 Dec 2008
The collapse of Lehmans brings a new danger to pension funds: the risk that counterparties in swap deals could go under overnight. Is there a safe way to do liability-driven investment?
24 Nov 2008
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