Bank of England

Minister responsible for getting UK out of EU says it will take years before Britons can fill all the jobs Europeans are doing.

Micro artist behind the engraved notes wanted to 'make someone's Christmas'

The Bank says destroying the notes would put the stock of secure notes in circulation "at risk".

UK inflation rate grows 1.8% in January, up from 1.6% in December but below 1.9% forecast.

Crewless ships could be available by the end of the decade

Top policymaker says stricter regulation is necessary to prevent another financial crisis from happening.

Dollar remains largely unchanged after report shows the US labour market added more jobs than expected in January.

BoE's Ben Broadbent says market rally has boosted the UK economy but calls for caution over Trump's policies.

The powerhouse services sector slows, but the UK economy still shows signs of strong growth.

Bank of England's boss says that Britain's Brexit journey is really just beginning.

UK central bank maintains asset purchase programme at £435bn, and revises growth for 2017 up to 2.0%

Pound climbs above €1.17 and edges towards highest level for the year against the dollar on positive PMI figures.

Euro surges against dollar after Trump's trade advisor accuses Germany of using a 'grossly undervalued' euro.

Pound on track to record first three-day decline of 2017, while euro remains under pressure against dollar.

Air fares and food among the main contributors to rise in inflation says Office for National Statistics.

Bank of England governor says declining pound has meant higher prices for consumers.

Bank of England's policymaker Michael Saunders expects UK unemployment rate to remain below 5%.

Mark Carney calls for transitional Brexit period to minimise impact on UK's financial sector.

Mark Carney and City economists prophesied a 'technical recession' but Britain has grown faster since the vote.

Andrew Haldane says economic modelling must adapt to regain public's trust.

Consumer credit jumps by £1.9bn, beating £1.6bn expectations, while mortgage approvals fall slightly below forecast.

Buyers in the capital struggle to afford ever higher house prices in London compared to the rest of Britain.

The pound slumped and dollar spiked over 2016, so what can we expect from forex markets over the next 12 months?

In line with market expectations, the UK's central bank decides to maintain its asset purchase programme and interest rates at previous level.

Dollar lower across the board ahead of Fed meeting, which is expected to confirm a first rate hike in 12 months.

It comes as Bank of England governor Mark Carney warned of a 'lost decade' of economic growth.

Many economists argue stamp duty makes the housing market less efficient and should be replaced.

Manufacturers report positive output and new orders for the first time in 18 months.

'Our whole business is based around not having anything like that on the premises.'

The BoE announcement follows a demand by vegetarians to scrap the new note as it contains animal fat.