Jeremy Corbyn 'could sack Mark Carney' if BoE refuses to cough up for spending projects
Richard Murphy, economic adviser to Corbyn, made the suggestion regarding Carney.
Bank of England keeps interest rate at 0.5% and £375bn quantitative easing programme unchanged
BOE announced that its Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep the size of the quantitative easing programme at £375bn.
Market round-up: Royal Mail sale and interest rate announcement drag FTSE 100 down
Johnson Matthey leads the fallers on the FTSE 100 despite a 9% increase in dividend payout
Mario Draghi: No indicators for ECB to stop QE before September 2016
The ECB decided to keep its interest rates at 0.05% and hardly revised its inflation rates expectations.
Eurozone inflation higher than expected due to quantitative easing
Inflation turned positive for the first time since November 2014 as food prices rose
Bank of England keeps interest rates at 0.5%
Quantitative easing has also also remained steady at £375bn.
Bloomberg poll: Investors favour Europe above US as lure for China wanes
Weakness in euro and lower oil prices are expected boost output in eurozone.
EY Item Club: UK economy to grow 2.8% in 2015 as 'noflation trumps politics'
EY Item Club report also predicts 3.0% GDP growth in 2016, up from 2.9% estimated previously.
US Fed could launch QE4 if consumption stays weak
Consumer spending accounts for an average of about two-thirds of US GDP and consumer spending barely rose in February.
William Keegan: George Osborne's economic experiment threw the UK economy into reverse gear
It took several years for an expansionary monetary policy to offset the pernicious impact of ill-timed and inappropriate fiscal contraction.
ECB reveals details of €1tn bond buying scheme
The European Central Bank said on 5 March that it will launch into quantitative easing next week.
ECB agrees landmark €1.1tn QE plan to stimulate eurozone
The European Central Bank agreed a programme to print money to buy up to €60bn worth of sovereign bonds from March until September 2016.
Bill Gross: Central banks' QE may not help solve debt crisis
Janus Capital portfolio manager says central banks in US, Europe and Japan creating more and more debt.
US Fed Ends Quantitative Easing but Keeps Ultra-Low Interest Rates
Country's economic recovery would continue despite weak outlook for global economy, according to Fed.
US Fed Reserve Stimulus Twice as Effective on Growth as BoE's
Fed's bond buys raised US GDP by 0.36% but BoE purchases raised UK GDP by 0.18%.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen: US Labour Market Recovery 'Far From Complete'
US Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen says too many long-term unemployed in labour market.
Bank of England: Unwinding of Stimulus Need Not Hurt Economy
BoE policymaker David Miles co-authors report which says unwinding of QE is not necessarily dangerous.
BoE's Mark Carney Eases Bank Borrowing Access to Boost Lending
Governor acts on promise to boost credit to Britain's economy.
London Stock Exchange Looks Forward to 2014 Listings Bonanza
100 companies eyeing a 2014 London listing after lean years since financial crisis in 2008
Britons Back Tories over Labour on Economy Despite 'Cost of Living Crisis'
YouGov/Sun poll finds majority think they'd be worse off or no better under Labour.
UBS Bullish on Equities and Credit in 2014
UBS Wealth Management investment chief gives positive outlook for equities and high yield credit in 2014.
Central Banks Cling to Gold Reserves Despite Price Falls After Calamitous Gordon Brown Sell Off
Former UK prime minister sold off UK gold when price was low and central bankers nervous over repeat error.
Autumn Statement 2013: George Osborne Unveils Glowing Outlook for UK Growth
Office for Budget Responsibility sharply upgrades UK growth, deficit and debt forecasts amid economic recovery.
UK Budget Deficit Shrinks in October
ONS reports smaller deficit despite extra borrowing because of Royal Mail shares sale.
Oil Futures Mixed on Demand-Supply Mismatch Concerns
Brent draws support from Libya outage and Janet Yellen's dovish stance.
Janet Yellen: Fed Reserve To Trim QE When US Economy Sustains Job Growth
Yellen faces questions on QE and a possible housing bubble during her senate testimony.
European Markets Down as Investors Await ECB Bank Stress Test Details
ECB will put out stress test details throughout the day.
European Markets Outside UK Open Lower Ahead of Key US Jobs Data
American economy expected to have created 185,000 new jobs in September.
BoE's Martin Taylor: House Price Rises Should Not be Responsibility of FPC
Martin Taylor warns that people should not expect too much from Financial Policy Committee.
Gold Prices Expected to Rise Amid Weak Dollar and Washington Woes
Prices jumped 3% on 17 October, after the debt ceiling deal.
