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Frontrunner Carolyn Wilkins would become first woman to take helm at the central bank
As inflation languishes, central bankers look for answers in grand bargains.
Majority of economists surveyed believe strategic review will shift central bank policy
UK’s central bank has been transformed with less secretive monetary policymaking
Competent insider will bring continuity amid turmoil elsewhere
Chief of Financial Conduct Authority to be 121st head of central bank
Expect currency issues, debt crises and deeper trade tensions
Senior policymaker says Bank may not have firepower to combat deeper slowdown
How the Banque du Liban’s obsession with foreign currency reserves destabilised the Lebanese financial system.
Increasing firepower to tackle a downturn and improving regulation are among the challenges
Central bank raises rate to zero and says it expects to hold it there ‘in coming years’
Mexico’s central bank opts for cautious pace of easing
Today’s low interest world means that the governor’s job has changed
Riksbank move back to zero reflects policy concerns, not bullishness on economy.
Riksbank increases main rate to highest level in almost 5 years
The balance of probabilities suggests a higher risk premium in fixed income next year
Paolo Gentiloni says framework is ill-suited to a low-growth, low-inflation environment
Financial Stability Board urges ‘significant and sustained’ work to adapt to new benchmarks
The central bank is about to launch an assessment of its monetary policy framework
A more precise definition of this slogan will help show that many of the criticisms against climate action are invalid.
Italian central banker says publishing individual opinions could increase transparency
Rise in rates widely expected, but some doubt central bank can stay above zero
Regulator weighs daily withdrawal penalties owing to liquidity mismatch
Key date passes without repeat of September spike — but year-end hurdle looms
