Bank of England

Dampens case for UK rate rise

Bank to monitor impact of global volatility

Staff blog addresses growing concerns

Conventional bond funds will struggle to replicate returns seen in the past

BoE governor has spoken to fund groups about risks

UK inflation rises 0.1% in July to beat forecasts

BoE chief asks 135 groups for liquidity information

Investment managers are expecting to see the first interest rate rise in the US in over six years in the next couple of months, but could we see a further round of quantitative easing instead?

Ugo Lancioni, head of global currency at Neuberger Berman, takes a closer look at some of the consensus currency positions of last year, and asks if they are still compelling.

In its latest quarterly Inflation Report, the Bank of England has forecast inflation will remain low for longer than previously expected, as a result of weak energy prices and continuing currency strength.