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21. Bank's King says economy has to slow to cool inflation
The economy is slowing and has to do so to help cool inflation, Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said on Wednesday.
19 Jun 2008
22. Darling calls for vigilance on pay settlements
The Chancellor of the Exchequer has said that there is "no doubt" the British economy is slowing and warned that it would be "disastrous" if we "allowed inflation to take hold".
18 Jun 2008
23. Inflation surges but BoE cools rate rise outlook
Britain's inflation rate rose in May to its highest since the Labour government came to power in 1997 but the Bank of England played down the risk of early interest rate rises by saying the path for rates was still "uncertain".
17 Jun 2008
24. Inflation jump to trigger Bank explanation
Inflation is expected to have risen further above target in May and prompt the Bank of England to explain why for only the second time since it was made independent in 1997.
17 Jun 2008
25. Inflation awareness increasing
Research by the Bank of England has suggested that households in the UK have become increasingly aware of inflation and added that such awareness is likely to increase in the next 12 months.
16 Jun 2008
26. Bank set on hitting inflation target
The Bank of England will cushion only part of the shock to demand from current credit market turmoil and remains focused on hitting its inflation target, policymaker Paul Tucker said in remarks published on Friday.
13 Jun 2008
27. Dollar may steal show at G8 inflation talks
The dollar could grab the headlines at a weekend G8 meeting meant to focus on oil and commodity prices, especially if there are signs the shift in U.S. currency policy could lead to coordinated intervention.
13 Jun 2008
28. Inflation expectations soar to record high in May
Britons' expectations of future inflation surged to a record high of 4.3 percent in May, well above the actual 3 percent rate, a survey by the Bank of England showed on Thursday.
12 Jun 2008
29. Factory gate inflation hits record high
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released new figures showing that factory gate inflation reached record levels in May, thanks to higher commodity costs.
09 Jun 2008
30. Manufacturing doing well but prices still rising
The Engineering Employers Federation (EEF) has released a report suggesting that manufacturing output has grown significantly in the second quarter of 2008. The report suggests that the economic slowdown caused by the credit crunch has not had a significant negative impact on manufacturing.
02 Jun 2008
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