British King Charles III Receives First Banknotes with His Portrait from Bank of England Governor at Buckingham Palace

British King Charles III Receives First Banknotes with His Portrait from Bank of England Governor at Buckingham Palace

United Kingdom British King Charles III received the first banknotes with his portrait from the governor of the Bank of England at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday. It was a milestone for 75-year-old King Charles, who is being treated for cancer, just over a year and a half into his reign. He inspected the banknotes of … Read more

Central Banks Week… and the dollar awaits inflation data and Fed decisions

Central Banks Week… and the dollar awaits inflation data and Fed decisions

Expected economic data in the currency market During this week, many important economic events and data will be issued, which will have an impact on the trading of a number of currencies, most notably the Australian dollar, the US dollar, the euro, and the sterling. The most important events are as follows: British labor market … Read more

The Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey’s Views on UK Inflation and Interest Rates

The Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey’s Views on UK Inflation and Interest Rates

Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England Andrew Bailey expressed; Governor of the Bank of England, today, Friday; Some statements related to inflation rates in the United Kingdom, and below we review the most prominent of these statements: It is believed that there will be a noticeable decline in inflation next month. September inflation … Read more

Efforts to Curb Inflation in Europe: Updates, Warnings, and Revised Interest Rate Predictions

Efforts to Curb Inflation in Europe: Updates, Warnings, and Revised Interest Rate Predictions

Efforts to Curb Inflation in Europe In recent news, concerns about rising inflation in Europe have prompted efforts to curb its impact on the economy. The European Central Bank (ECB) and various financial institutions are taking measures to address this issue and maintain stability. Isabel Schnabel, a member of the ECB’s governing board, has warned … Read more

The Impact of Inflation on the Housing Market: A Painful New Reality

The COVID-19 pandemic has shaken up the global economy in ways that were previously unimaginable. One of the most affected sectors has been the property market, which is now facing a reckoning in Britain. Many experts believe that the house price plunge has only just begun, and that the consequences of the pandemic will be … Read more

The steepest decline in UK house prices since 2009, states Arab21.

Average house prices in the UK fell 3.1 percent in the year to March, the biggest annual pace since 2009, after higher interest rates pushed up borrowing costs. The British Building Society said; The average house price decreased in March by 3.1 percent compared to last year, and that real estate prices fell by 4.6 … Read more

Central bank rate hikes exacerbate the risk of a global recession

Publicly, BoE officials see that the UK is already in a recession. European Central Bank officials assume that the euro zone has entered a recession this quarter. The economies of the UK and the Eurozone have been hit by rising energy costs following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The United States is less exposed to … Read more

Bank of England raises interest rates by 50 basis points to 3.5%, as expected | Economy

The Bank of England decided at its meeting today, Thursday, to raise interest rates by 50 basis points to 3.5%, as planned, to counter inflation rates rising to record highs. The Bank of England is trying to fight inflation well above its 2% target and has hiked interest rates sharply over the past 12 months. … Read more

UK against loosened capital rules for financial institutions

Rishi Sunak The British prime minister is under pressure from Brexit supporters. (Photo: dpa) London Since the UK left the European Union nearly three years ago, Brexit advocates have promised a “big bang” that will free UK financial services firms from the regulatory shackles of EU membership. Andrew Griffith, Secretary of State for the City … Read more