Before the war began, the market was pricing in a 55% chance of a cut and was discounting two cuts fully and a little more. Read more here.

The global economy’s first collective health check since war broke out in the Middle East will arrive in the form of business surveys from the US to the eurozone.

The subsequent spike in energy prices, sparked by disruptions to regional shipping and production, and the consequent threat to global consumer prices, has prompted a spectrum of central-bank ...

The term "Trumpflation" describes inflation influenced by geopolitical tensions, specifically linked to Donald Trump's policies, particularly in the Middle East. , Economy, Times Now ...

Olayemi Cardoso, governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), says recent monetary and financial sector reforms have ...

A big week in central bank decisions saw relatively pointed communications from the Bank of England ...

British government borrowing costs surged to their highest since the 2008 financial crisis on Friday. Yields on the benchmark 10-year gilt have jumped around 68 basis points in the 15 trading days ...

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Energy bills for UK households could rise by £332 a year as a result of the disruption caused by war in the Middle East. According to the latest forecast, analysts Cornwall Insight said Ofgem's price ...

The UK’s shaky bond market is at the heart of investor worries that the war in Iran is about to unleash faster inflation and strain government finances.

The Bank of England signalled a series of interest rate hikes this year as the energy crisis worsened on fears of a prolonged war in the Gulf region.

The Bank left interest rates unchanged at 3.75% in a unanimous vote among all nine members of its Monetary Policy Committee ...