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Carney is right on bankers’ failures
13 Oct 2014: Nils Pratley: As Andrew Tyrie of the Banking Standards Commission put it: ‘A buck that does not stop with an individual often stops nowhere’
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14 Oct 2014:
Nils Pratley: Bank chief Carney may have to write to chancellor as price of oil falls and supermarkets try to cap price of food
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14 Oct 2014: News surprises financial markets and prompts traders to push back bets of when the Bank of England will raise interest rates
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13 Oct 2014:
Nils Pratley: As Andrew Tyrie of the Banking Standards Commission put it: ‘A buck that does not stop with an individual often stops nowhere’
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13 Oct 2014: BusinessGreen: Bank of England governor lends his support to ‘carbon bubble’ theory that coal, gas and oil assets are at risk
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2 Oct 2014: Central bank wants restrictions on loan-to-value and loan-to-income multiples to protect financial system from housing bubble
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2 Oct 2014:
Larry Elliott: The ability of the Bank to clamp down on risky lending without delay is an important one, but extra powers also mean extra risks
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17 Sep 2014: Mark Carney returns amid concerns savers could react to a yes vote by pulling out their money from Scottish banks
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17 Sep 2014: Minutes show majority of Bank of England group said wage stagnation meant there was little pressure on prices
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14 Sep 2014:
Business leader: Criticisms of companies normally come from their clients. But with the iPhone 6 maker, it's only outsiders that seem upset
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12 Sep 2014:
Scottish referendum still too close to call, as ICM poll finds the yes vote just two percentage points behind no campaign
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12 Sep 2014: Chancellor and Bank of England governor bow out of finance ministers and central bank chiefs meeting to be in UK for result
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10 Sep 2014:
Governor Carney tells MPs that an independent Scotland would need large currency reserves if it used the pound without currency union
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10 Sep 2014: Mark Carney looks to jobs market as justification for vote, but agrees many still forced to take low paid low hours jobs
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10 Sep 2014: Bank of England governor appeared to confirm that Scotland would need substantial reserves in order to use sterling
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10 Sep 2014:
James Charles: If pay had continued to rise at pre-2008 levels, the average Briton would be £5,000 better off today. To repair the damage, the minimum wage has to rise
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