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Bank of England Survey Points to High Street Lending Surge
Funding For Lending scheme is increasingly seen as the BoE's most important tool as impact of Quantitative Easing wanes
Outlook for UK House Prices 'Remains Uncertain' - Nationwide
Nationwide House Price Index reports 1 percent fall in price of typical UK home across 2012.
Britons More Optimistic on Housing in 2013
According to Halifax Housing Market Confidence tracker, sentiments remain strongest since April 2011.
Year of the Sack? Big-Name Departures in European Business, Banking and Finance
Bob Diamond is biggest to leave post but 2012 had fair share of top-flight resignations.
Bank of England Pay Deal Makes Mark Carney World's Most Expensive Central Banker
Mark Carney will earn £874,000 a year on Threadneedle Street in the City of London.
BoE: UK Economy Set to Contract in Final Quarter
Minutes from latest Bank of England MPC meeting also shows policymakers think inflation will be above target for most of 2013.
Might Future Autumn Statements Bring Greater Cuts in Welfare Spending?
George Osborne, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, has often of late made reference to the fact that the Coalition Government has already reduced the country's Budget Deficit by a quarter since coming to power. Concentrating on Deficit reduction has not been politically comfortable for the Government with the opposition Labour Party being usually ahead in the opinion polls since late November 2010 - it didn't take long - and a ComRes survey for The Independent at the end of October...
Is Britain Staring Down Barrel of a Triple-Dip Recession?
With raft of disappointing economic data hanging over the fourth quarter, IBTimes UK looks at possibilty of a triple-dip recession.
George Osborne Backtracks on Importance of UK AAA Credit Rating
Chancellor tells Treasury select committee 'ultimate test' is gilt market with UK's top rating at risk after autumn statement.
UK House Prices Continue to Decline
Despite decline, optimism on housing market rises.
US and UK Capital Plans Clash with EU’s Basel III Vision
US and UK regulators focus on ramping up capital while Basel leaders tussle over reduction of capital requirements.
UK Economy Barely Grew in Three Months to November
Thinktank's monthly GDP reading shows stagnant UK economy and adds to concern country facing triple-dip recession.
Triple-Dip Recession? October Industrial Production Joins Disappointing Q4 Data
ONS figures show industrial production falling with other data pointing to a renewed decline.
UK Shop Price Inflation Steady in November but Food Prices Rise
The UK's November shop price inflation remains at 1.5 percent while food prices rise to 4.6 percent.
Funding for Lending Scheme Sees £500m Credit Boost for UK Economy
Bank of England's credit easing effort lifts bank lending in first two months of scheme.
Bank Capital Buffers Not Robust Enough Warns BoE
Misleading balance sheets may not reflect true valuation resulting in insufficient capital buffers, reports Bank of England Financial Policy Committee.
UK Underemployment Soars by 1 Million Since Financial Crisis
Number of employed people wanting more hours at work shoots up 47.3 percent says Office for National Statistics.
UK Economy Grew 1% in Third Quarter Confirms ONS
ONS's second estimate of UK GDP data for Q3 reiterates original headline figure.
Bank of England Governor: Mark Carney is the Perfect Choice to Defend The City
The Canadian central banker and former Goldman dealer has one of the few untarnished reputations in global finance.
Mark Carney Next Bank of England Governor [VIDEO]
Ex-Goldman Sachs man Carney, current governor of the Bank of Canada, will take over Sir Mervyn King's role in July 2013.
IFS Sees Five More Years of Austerity, Debt Target Miss in Osborne's Autumn Budget
George Osborne may have to scrap 'unrealistic' debt target for UK, says thinktank.
Paul Tucker Backs George Osborne in Vickers Warning to Banking Commission
Deputy Bank of England governor says delay to Vickers-inspired banking reforms damaging in all sorts of ways.
Bank of England Minutes: Rate Cuts Unlikely as Inflation Concerns Persist
Bank of England votes 9-0 to hold key lending rate at record low and 8-1 to keep its £375 asset purchase programme unchanged
Britain's Debt Pile Grows as Osborne Borrows More in October
ONS figures show government borrowed £2.7bn more in October than same month in 2011.
European Crisis Live: Investors Ignore French Rating Cut as Euro Spikes Higher
Markets ease as investors await crucial decision on Greek aid and digest loss of triple-A debt rating for the Eurozone's second-largest economy.
Sturdy UK House Prices Justify 'Cautious Optimism' - Rightmove
Rightmove's house price index suggests stability in UK property market despite recent recession.
Bank of England Risk Survey: Investor Confidence Returning to UK Financial System
Bank of England's Systemic Risk Survey shows fewer market professionals fear near-term shock to financial system, but broader concerns remain.
How Political Hacks Misuse ONS Inflation and Employment Data
Every month commentators use headline figures to bash each other's head in, but they really need to look deeper at the UK economy data.
Moody's to Review UK Credit Rating On Economic Slowdown
Britain's triple-A debt rating will be reviewed following Chancellor George Osborne's autumn Budget Statement
UK Economy: At Full Sprint but Barely out of the Blocks
Bank of England Governor Mervyn King hints there's little left to do in the face of "unappealing" mix of sluggish growth and faster inflation.