Mark Carney

High employment, wage increases and ultra-low interest rates have impacted UK house prices.

Bank of England chief Carney aware of risks to UK economy from buy-to-let mortgages.

Carney says the Bank of England will wait longer before raising interest rates from the current level.

Interest rates remain at 0.5% after BoE voted 8-1 in favour of not opting for an increase.

Radical idea comes from thinktank ahead of Monetary Policy meeting on 14 January.

Mark Carney: The UK has benefited more than any other nation from EU membership.

Forbes argued that Britain had limited direct exposure not only to emerging markets but also to key trading partners such as Germany.

In the UK, 37% of people think the low interest rates are pushing up house prices.

The ONS says Consumer Price Index inflation fell again in the year to September.

John Nelson spoke up about the negative antics of big business leading to 'mistrust in capitalism'.

Industry welcomes Bank of England chief's warnings about the economic impact of global warming.

Carney believes that there is "still time to act" but that "the window is finite and it's closing".

Black-box trading believed to have contributed to sharp swings in prices during 'Shanghai Shock'.

Year-on-year, GDP growth was 2.6%, unrevised from the first estimate.

Richard Murphy, economic adviser to Corbyn, made the suggestion regarding Carney.

British tourists have been enjoying an exceptionally strong pound.

Interest rates remained stuck on 0.5%, giving homeowners and the economy a moment of relief.

Mortgage rates are already rising in anticipation of an interest rate increase

BoE sees one member break ranks and call for a rise as rates stay at 0.5%.

The British Chamber of Commerce has spoken out ahead of 'Super Thursday'.

MPC members expected to break ranks and push for rise

Minutes of the committee's meeting on 9 July showed that all members voted to keep the interest at 0.5%.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney says interest rates likely to rise in early 2016.

BoE will 'feel its way' to increase interest rates, hinting at around half historic average of 4.5%.

Rate increases are expected to be gradual, and limited to a level below past averages.

Latest ONS figures have shown that unemployment has crept up.

Soft employment numbers mean Bank of England should pull back hawkish rate rise stance says analyst

Surging house prices and stricter rules for mortgage approvals had weighed down lending in the past.

BOE announced that its Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep the size of the quantitative easing programme at £375bn.

Number 10 says Cameron will do 'whatever is necessary' to protect the UK's economic security.