BANK OF ENGLAND

BoE governor Mark Carney says the falling value of the pound will see prices rise on a range of goods and services.

Bank of England boss says it is up to the government to offset monetary policy.

Housing data for August shows market in decline since June's Brexit vote

Bank of England governor calls for long-term financing of green projects to combat climate change.

Forbes said the current interest rate of 0.25% was good enough to prevent the UK from slipping into recession.

Britain's financial system needed 'robust prudential standards', BoE says as it urges government not to relax rules.

The facility is called Lattice80 and will reportedly be a not-for-profit initiative.

Mark Carney said the penny should go as its value is inconsequential due to inflation rises.

Kristin Forbes claims Britain's net foreign asset position could benefit from a sharply weaker pound.

Dollar gains ground against the euro but uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve meeting lingers on.

Markets are now pricing in an extraordinarily slow pace of rate hikes by the US Fed – from their current 0.25-0.5% range, to about 0.75% by the end of 2017.

10 Downing St, Bank of England, City Hall and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office are among the accessible buildings.

Bank of England votes 9-0 to keep rates unchanged and expects UK economy to slow down less than forecast.

BoE does not forecast UK economy to slow down in the second half of 2016 as much as forecast before the Brexit vote.

Nikkei 225 share average down by 1.2% at 16,414.73 points in early trading.

Evans will try to ensure the UK financial sector isn't unduly affected by Brexit.

Mark Carney is likely to hold fire when the Bank of England meets on Thursday, after cutting interest rates last month.

Dollar gains steadily against the yen as US investors sit tight ahead of Federal Reserve meeting next week.

Dollar's rally stalls after dovish comment from Fed Governor Lael Brainard, before recovering ground.

Note featuring a picture of Winston Churchill, will be harder to counterfeit and can last up to five years.

Shafik will head London School of Economics from February next year.