Barclays' profits fall to £5.9bn

bbc 10-FEB-12

New doubt over Greek bailout plan

bbc 09-FEB-12

Greece mulls harsh new cuts in bailout talks (AP)

news 08-FEB-12

Greek bailout deadline looms with no sign of a deal to stop it hurtling into default

dailymail 06-FEB-12

Bank of England to print further £50 billion

telegraph 04-FEB-12

Deficit focus questioned as answer to euro crisis

economictimes 28-JAN-12

Alex Salmond: Scotland could be independent by 2016

telegraph 25-JAN-12

Fed unlikely to raise rates until at least 2014

latimes 25-JAN-12

British economy teeters on brink of recession

montrealgazette 25-JAN-12

FSA wants bonuses to reflect PPI losses

telegraph 21-JAN-12

Gold Price Digests Slew of U.S. Economic Data

ibtimes 19-JAN-12

Cruise quickly became nightmare

cnn 16-JAN-12

Scottish independence vote could hit finance industry

telegraph 15-JAN-12

ECB, BoE leave interest rates unchanged

MaltaIndipendent 13-JAN-12

Italian and Spanish debt costs

euronews 12-JAN-12

ECB interest rates unchanged 14:19 Bank policy makers keep benchmark rate at record low of 1 per cent as had been expected

irishtimes 12-JAN-12

Bank holds interest rates at 0.5%

bbc 12-JAN-12

German economy shrinks in Q4

euronews 11-JAN-12

PM: This is the year we go for it

themirror 02-JAN-12

Eurozone heading back into recession after factory output collapse

dailymail 02-JAN-12

Britain ‘happy’ to have stayed out of the euro

arabtimes 28-DEC-11

GDP was higher than expected in third quarter but second showed no growth at all after latest ONS revision

dailymail 22-DEC-11

Third month of public borrowing falls leaves Government on course to meet £127bn target

dailymail 22-DEC-11

French are felled by triple whammy: Now it's Sarkozy who's out on a limb as UK banks pull funds, Germans side with Cameron and CLEGG attacks their PM

dailymail 17-DEC-11

The gall of Gaul! Now France's finance minister joins attack on British economy further exposing strained relations

dailymail 16-DEC-11

Debt crisis: as it happened December 14, 2011

telegraph 15-DEC-11

UK dole queues lengthen as recession looms

euronews 14-DEC-11

Financial news: Bank Of England policymaker says inflation will drop

thesun 13-DEC-11

Cameron to face MPs over EU veto

bbc 12-DEC-11

RBS report urges tougher rules on bank M&A, execs (Reuters)

news 12-DEC-11

Euro failure is 'luxury we can't afford,' Sarkozy warns

cnn 08-DEC-11

Stocks drop as ECB rules out help

bbc 08-DEC-11

AIB will not pass on interest rate cut

RTERadio 08-DEC-11

Highest paid bank bosses to have their pay revealed under new Treasury plans

dailymail 06-DEC-11

Lloyds 'may keep ex-boss's bonus'

bbc 03-DEC-11

Key Merkel speech on debt crisis

bbc 02-DEC-11

Wall Street falls back after huge gains as fears grow of Europe's long-term solution to debt crisis

dailymail 01-DEC-11

Autumn Statement 2011: key points

telegraph 29-NOV-11

Global recovery 'petering out' 10:17 OECD cuts growth forecasts and highlights threat of even more devastating downturns

irishtimes 28-NOV-11

Doctor says gangrene threat to Seif al-Islam's wound

channelnewsasia 28-NOV-11

Venezuela Gets First Shipment of Repatriated Gold

ibtimes 28-NOV-11

France pushes for Christmas gift from ECB

ft 27-NOV-11

Germany suffers from poor bonds sales

aljazeera 23-NOV-11

Bank of England signals no more QE likely until February

telegraph 23-NOV-11

Libyan officials: Gadhafi intelligence chief captured

cnn 21-NOV-11

UK businesses see euro crisis as biggest challenge

channelnewsasia 20-NOV-11

Northern Rock - a deal Sir Richard Branson may come to regret

dailymail 18-NOV-11

Northern Rock bank sold to Virgin

bbc 17-NOV-11

Bank's warning on lending raises new credit crunch fears

dailymail 17-NOV-11

Facing Crisis, Technocrats Take Charge in Italy

IHT 16-NOV-11

Stocks and the Euro Fall as Borrowing Costs Remain High

IHT 16-NOV-11

Enbridge to provide early access to Gulf Coast

latimes 16-NOV-11

Italy PM-designate meets Berlusconi party leaders

cnn 15-NOV-11

UK inflation preview: what the economists say

telegraph 15-NOV-11

Silvio Berlusconi resigns as Italian PM

RTERadio 12-NOV-11

Italy's Senate approves austerity plans

cnn 11-NOV-11

Berlusconi rules out election bid

bbc 09-NOV-11

US Fed cuts growth forecasts for 2012

telegraph 03-NOV-11

UK recovery slowest in 100 years despite 0.5pc growth

telegraph 02-NOV-11

Brendan Barber [ said]: Barclays were kept afloat by a taxpayer guarantee and multi-billion cash injection from the Bank of England. Today's anti-austerity pay largess adds insult to subsidy,

telegraph 10-FEB-12

Howard Archer [ said]: We doubt that the Bank of England is done yet on quantitative easing and expect another £50bn dosage in May,

independent 10-FEB-12

Howard Archer [ said]: We doubt that the Bank of England is done yet on quantitative easing and expect another 50bn dosage in May which would take the total up to 375bn,

telegraph 10-FEB-12

Howard Archer [ said]: We doubt that the Bank of England is done yet on Quantitative Easing and expect another £50 billion dosage in May which would take the total up to £375bn,

independent 09-FEB-12

Joshua Raymond [ said]: The market had long been expecting an increase of 50 billion pounds and the Bank of England delivered on that expectation,

bloomberg 09-FEB-12

Osborne [-said]: When taxpayers’ money is at risk in a crisis this legislation gives the Chancellor (of the Exchequer) the power to direct the Bank of England to act,

dailytimesPK 28-JAN-12

Osborne [-said]: During normal times, the independent Bank of England will be responsible for prudential regulation and systemic stability, accountable to Parliament,

bloomberg 27-JAN-12

Osborne [ said]: During normal times the independent Bank of England will be responsible for prudential regulation and systemic stability, accountable to parliament. But in a crisis, when taxpayers' money is at risk, both the responsibility and crucially the power to act will rest with the chancellor of the day,

guardian 27-JAN-12

Archer [said:]: We have little doubt the Bank of England will announce at least a further 50bn of QE in February, and believe that a further 50bn portion is highly likely to follow in the second quarter.

heraldscotland 26-JAN-12

Howard Archer [ said]: With the economy sticking one foot through the recession door in the fourth quarter of 2011, more quantitative easing from the Bank of England in February looks a done deal,

news 25-JAN-12

Howard Archer [ said]: We expect the Bank of England to deliver another £50 billion of QE in February with another £50 billion likely to follow in the second quarter,

economictimes 17-JAN-12

Martin Ellis [said:]: The prospect of an exceptionally low Bank of England base rate over the foreseeable future should maintain affordability at favourable levels in 2012.

icWales 16-JAN-12

Howard Archer [ said]: Bank of England inaction at the conclusion of the January MPC meeting seems probable given that October's £75 billion extension to the quantitative easing programme is not due to be completed until early February,

france24 11-JAN-12

Howard Archer [ said]: With consumer price inflation finally heading downwards and looking set to fall particularly sharply during the first half of 2012, it will become less awkward credibility-wise for the Bank of England to undertake further stimulative action to boost the struggling economy,

guardian 13-DEC-11

Howard Archer [ said]: The Bank of England has been arguing for some time that consumer price inflation will fall back sharply once temporary upward pressures wane,

ibtimes 13-DEC-11

Howard Archer [ said]: The UK labour data were largely grim, fuelling concerns over the risks of recession and tying in with the markedly more pessimistic Bank of England outlook,

montrealgazette 16-NOV-11

Howard Archer [ said]: It is likely that the Bank of England’s quarterly Inflation Report for November will imply that more quantitative easing will be enacted over the coming months and that interest rates will stay down at 0.5pc until well into 2013, and very possibly beyond,

telegraph 15-NOV-11

Howard Archer [ said]: It is likely that the Bank of England’s Quarterly Inflation Report for November will imply that more quantitative easing will be enacted over the coming months and that interest rates will stay down at 0.50pc until well into 2013, and very possibly beyond,

telegraph 15-NOV-11

Howard Archer [ said]: The benign set of producer price data supports belief that consumer price inflation is headed down sharply over the coming months after likely peaking at 5.2% in September, and that the Bank of England will enact further quantitative easing, most likely early in 2012, to try and boost the struggling economy,

guardian 11-NOV-11

Archer [said:]: It was always a safe bet that the November’s MPC meeting would not result in any major policy developments from the Bank of England given that the extra £75 billion of Quantitative Easing that was announced last month is expected to take four months to complete.

mailonsunday 10-NOV-11

Noonan [-said]: I hope he is signalling a policy change because entering into the market in the way that has been done on a permanent basis is what the Bank of England always does and its what the Fed does in the United States,

iol 27-OCT-11

Howard Archer [ said]: The minutes of the September MPC meeting are appreciably more dovish, opening the door wide to more quantitative easing by the Bank of England and very possibly sooner rather than later,

theglobeandmail 21-SEP-11

Howard Archer [ said]: Overall, the August producer price data [does] not fundamentally change the view that any interest rate hike is off the agenda for the Bank of England for a considerable time to come,

bbc 09-SEP-11

Howard Archer [ said]: The data reinforce belief that any interest rate hike is off the agenda for some considerable time to come and fuel expectations that the Bank of England will eventually undertake more quantitative easing to try and boost the economy,

dailymail 07-SEP-11

Archer [-said]: There can be no doubt that the Bank of England will keep interest rates down at 0.5 percent at the September meeting of [the bank's Monetary Policy Committee] next week and for a considerable time to come thereafter,

upi 02-SEP-11

Ros Altmann [said:]: The Bank of England has committed to keep interest rates near zero, despite inflation repeatedly overshooting its targets in the past two years, and continued expectations of further inflation increases still to come.

express 11-AUG-11

James Knightley [said:]: The worry is that plunging equity markets will hurt business confidence and lead to firms cutting orders thus prompting further falls in output. As a result, the prospect of further action from the Bank of England continues to grow.

guardian 09-AUG-11

James Knightley [said:]: The worry is that plunging equity markets will hurt business confidence and lead to firms cutting orders, thus prompting further falls in output. As a result, the prospect of further action from the Bank of England continues to grow.

express 09-AUG-11

Archer [said:]: If the Bank of England does act anytime soon, it seems more likely to be to relax monetary policy through reviving quantitative easing, which has been on hold since February 2010.

express 31-JUL-11

Lagarde [-added]: She has consistently displayed intellectual strength together with an effective and inclusive management style, and we have benefited from her extensive experience gained at the Bank of England, the U.S. Treasury, and the Council on Foreign Relations. She has made tireless efforts to help us all think more broadly on the issues we face both externally and internally,

xinhuanet_en 28-JUL-11

Cable [ said]: The latest Bank of England figures suggest this problem has actually been getting worse since the recovery started,

icWales 26-JUL-11

Cable [said:]: If there is a sustained period of weakness of demand, the right approach to that is not for the Government to relax its fiscal discipline... but it is about the Bank of England pursuing policies of low interest rates � which also help keep our exchange rate down and therefore help exports � but also using expansion of quantitative easing, perhaps in more imaginative ways, not just acquiring government securities.

focus 25-JUL-11

Howard Archer [ said]: The retreat in consumer price inflation in June boosts the case for the Bank of England to hold fire on interest rates for many more months to come to give the fragile, faltering economy every chance to develop growth momentum,

bbc 13-JUL-11

Howard Archer [ said]: This is a really nice downward surprise on the inflation front that will see the Bank of England breathe a little easier,

dailymail 12-JUL-11

James Knightley [said:]: We are concerned that the manufacturing purchasing managers' index has fallen sharply in recent months and is currently at levels consistent with a year-on-year fall in manufacturing output. That said, we look for growth in coming months as auto production comes back on line following hefty falls. Furthermore, oil and gas output should recover once maintenance shutdowns end. This uncertain outlook will help keep Bank of England policy unchanged for many more months.

guardian 07-JUL-11

Howard Archer [ said]: With the minutes appearing appreciably more dovish due to heightened concerns over the economy, it is looking ever more likely that the Bank of England will hold off from raising interest rates until 2012,

guardian 22-JUN-11

Joshua Raymond [ said]: The FTSE 100 traded back around the 5,800 level on Tuesday, supported by heavyweight mining shares, whilst UK inflation held steady at 4.5 percent, applying less pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates,

irishsun 14-JUN-11

Robert Peston [said:]: Some regard it as slightly odd that the Bank of England's punishment for not preventing the greatest shock in several generations to the stability of the British economy is to be given even more responsibilities.

bbc 13-JUN-11

James Knightley [ said]: The Bank of England's Inflation Report suggests that in the Bank's view, the market has perhaps gone a little too far in not expecting an interest rate rise this year. While lowering their growth forecast, the BoE have actually increased their CPI profile,

guardian 11-MAY-11

James Knightley [ said]: The Bank of England's inflation report suggests that, in the Bank's view, the market has perhaps gone a little too far in not expecting an interest rate rise this year,

IHT 11-MAY-11

Stephen Lewis [ says]: The Bank of England will presumably maintain an ultra-accommodative monetary policy, despite the dangers stemming from the inappropriate banking behavior that such a loose regime is likely to encourage,

wsj 06-MAY-11

Joshua Raymond [ said]: traders eyes remain transfixed on interest-rate decisions due out of the Bank of England and European Central Bank,

dailytimesPK 06-MAY-11

Miliband [-argued that]: You can’t blame the Greeks, you can’t blame the Bank of England, you can’t blame the last government, you can’t even blame the snow.

kathimerini 03-MAY-11

Howard Archer [ said]: We now expect the Bank of England to delay raising interest rates from 0.5 per cent to 0.75 per cent until November, reflecting our belief that growth will be muted during much of 2011 and that a soft labour market will prevent higher inflation expectations feeding through to lift wage growth significantly,

independent 03-MAY-11

Howard Archer [ said]: The survey reinforces worries over the economy's ability to withstand the fiscal tightening that increasingly kicked in from early April and reinforces belief that the Bank of England will keep interest rates unchanged at 0.50% on Thursday,

guardian 03-MAY-11

Howard Archer [ said]: The data will undoubtedly fuel speculation that the Bank of England will raise interest rates in May,

wsj 08-APR-11

Ian McCafferty [ said]: With inflation edging upwards, and additional cost pressures in the pipeline, questions over the underlying pace of growth leave the Bank of England in an unenviable position,

telegraph 08-APR-11

Hewson [-said]: As far as the single currency is concerned it continues to benefit from yield differentials as markets factor in multiple rate hikes throughout 2011, while other central banks like the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve fret about the effect any planned rise in rates could have on consumer spending and growth,

AP 31-MAR-11

Hewson [-said]: As far as the single currency is concerned, it continues to benefit from yield differentials as markets factor in multiple rate hikes throughout 2011, while other central banks such as the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve fret about the effect any planned rise in rates could have on consumer spending and growth,

AP 31-MAR-11

Howard Archer [ said]: We suspect that the Bank of England will treat the spike up in services output in January with caution,

telegraph 30-MAR-11

James Knightley [said:]: With higher fuel costs set to continue adding upward pressure, we see inflation pushing on to 5% in the next few months, which will increase the pressure on the Bank of England to be ‘seen to be doing something’ on inflation.

icWales 23-MAR-11

James Knightley [said:]: With higher fuel costs set to continue adding upward pressure, we see inflation pushing on to 5% in the next few months, which will increase the pressure on the Bank of England to be ’seen to be doing something’ on inflation.

express 22-MAR-11

James Knightley [said:]: With higher fuel costs set to continue adding upward pressure, we see inflation pushing on to 5pc in the next few months, which will increase the pressure on the Bank of England to be

independent 22-MAR-11

James Knightley [said:]: With higher fuel costs set to continue adding upward pressure, we see inflation pushing on to 5% in the next few months, which will increase the pressure on the Bank of England to be

24dash 22-MAR-11

James Knightley [said:]: With higher fuel costs set to continue adding upward pressure, we see inflation pushing on to 5 per cent in the next few months, which will increase the pressure on the Bank of England to be 'seen to be doing something

dailymail 22-MAR-11

James Knightley [said:]: With higher fuel costs set to continue adding upward pressure, we see inflation pushing on to 5 per cent in the next few months, which will increase the pressure on the Bank of England to be

channel4news 22-MAR-11

Ed Balls [said that:]: the last thing you ever want is for the Bank of England to be drawn into the political arena.

wsj 23-FEB-11

Balls [ said]: The last thing you ever want is for the Bank of England to be drawn into the political arena,

guardian 18-FEB-11

Philip Shaw [said:]: The Bank of England quarterly inflation report will give us a better idea of the way that members view inflation risks and therefore should shed some light on interest rate prospects.

guardian 16-FEB-11

Archer [ said]: The interest rate outlook remains very uncertain and whether or not the Bank of England acts by May will depend on how well the economy performs over the coming weeks as the fiscal tightening really kicks in,

eecho 16-FEB-11