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Inflation pressure limits BoE response to jobless rise, says Deputy gov Broadbent

The pound is trading about 16% lower against the dollar since the June 23 referendum decision to leave the EU

BoE ditches rate cut signal after Brexit hit to sterling

The central bank, which has come under heavy political criticism for its near-zero rates, sharply adjusted its view of when Britain's economy will feel the pain of June's referendum decision to leave the EU

Carney's departure decision won't end BoE independence debate

Any perception that the central bank's freedom of action face threat would be a sharp negative for investors

Bank of England's Clara Furse to chair HSBC's British unit: Sky News

Furse is likely to have to step down from the Financial Policy Committee as a result of the appointment

Brexit effect: Under fire, Bank of England chief Mark Carney to stay an extra year

Until the end of June 2019, to help the smooth departure of Britain from the European Union

BoE to hold fire after August stimulus

Data and surveys in the coming week will also give a steer on price and industry trends in the euro zone

Bruised pound shows signs of resilience in face of BOE stimulus

The pound is still about 2 per cent higher than the 31-year low reached in the aftermath of Britain's vote to exit the European Union

Markets rise on BoE stimulus

Bank stocks gain on long-term inflation target; auto stocks continue to gain on GST

BoE cuts rates first time since 2009

BoE cut interest rates 25 basis points to 0.25% and said it would buy 60 billion pounds ($79 billion) of government bonds

Pound falls, European stocks rise as BoE cuts rates

Sterling initially rose against the dollar but quickly fell to as low as $1.3112

Bank of England cuts rates for first time since 2009

Cuts benchmark rate by 25 bps to 0.25%; expands QE by 60 billion pounds and restarts bond purchases

BoE rate call looms; Asian shares firm as oil rebounds for now

Many market players also believe the BoE may resume its multi-billion-pound quantitative easing programme

Bank of England's chief economist says Britain needs prompt, muscular stimulus

A day after the central bank upset markets by not cutting rates

BoE surprises markets, keeps rates on hold

Says, it was likely to deliver stimulus in three weeks' time, possibly as a "package of measures"

Falling pound's fate seen clearer after BOE meet

Chances of rate cut have risen almost sevenfold since the EU vote