BANK OF ENGLAND

The British currency spiked intraday on London-Brussels announcement but slid as the greenback rose.

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney hints Britain could tweak the rule once it leaves the European Union.

Bank of England says high street lenders could cope with combination of hard Brexit and global recession.

Benoit Coeure, a senior central banking official, says "economic agents could become less anchored to actual activity and more prone to manias and panics."

Chancellor Philip Hammond downgrades economic forecasts and unveils appealing policy morsels.

Political developments spark another intraday rally keeping the British currency firmly in positive territory.

BoE Governor insists Brexit has turned Britain's economy from one of the best into one of the worst in the G7.

Old £10 paper banknote featuring Charles Darwin will be officially withdrawn from circulation on 1 March next year.

However, overall interest rate rises will have limited effect on UK mortgage borrowers, research suggests.

Some 56% of Britons are pessimistic of their chances of ever owning property, a survey by Ipsos and ING shows.

Sterling climbs against euro and dollar as it pares losses incurred in the aftermath of Bank of England's historic rate hike.

With the interest rate hike already priced in, the sterling saw some serious intraday selling.

UK central bank expects economic growth to fall from 1.7% this year to 1.6% in 2018 before picking up again.

UK central bank delivers first rate rise in a decade and reverses 0.25% cut introduced in the wake of the Brexit vote.

Sterling registers huge gains against dollar and euro with the Bank of England poised to hike interest rates.

Think tank predicts UK GDP to expand by 1.6% this year and 1.7% in 2018, a modest downward revision on the forecasts it made earlier this year.

Banks have previously warned thousands of jobs could be lost but London would remain Europe's largest finance hub.

New report says recent double-digit annual growth rate in lending would be unsustainable if it continued at the same pace.

Confirmation of trade talks with the EU beginning as early as December sparks sterling rally.

The Bank of England's three main committees are made up of 32 members but include only two women so far.

The shareholders claim the bank failed to tell them HBOS was effectively bust before the transaction was completed.