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Old £10 notes: £2bn must be spent before March deadline
Speed Read New polymer £10 will consign paper note to history at the end of the month
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BoE holds interest rate at 0.5% and upgrades growth forecast
Speed Read But analysts predict rate rise as soon as May
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UK’s seven largest banks pass BoE stress test
Speed Read But RBS and Barclays would have failed based on capital positions at the end of 2016
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Interest rates rise for first time in a decade to 0.5%
Speed Read Almost four million households face higher mortgage payments
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What does the interest rate rise mean?
In Depth Borrowers to be hit while savers benefit - but is it a good idea?
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UK growth fuels speculation of interest rate rise
Speed Read Economy shrugs off Brexit doubts to deliver better-than-expected performance in Q3
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Biggest cut to consumer loans since financial crisis
Speed Read Cutback comes after repeated warnings from the Bank of England over the pace of household lending
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Carney: interest rates to rise in ‘relatively near term’
Speed Read Financial markets expect 0.5% rate rise in November
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Will interest rates rise this year?
Speed Read Bank of England says higher inflation and a pick-up in growth could lead to first rate hike in a decade
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Inflation jumps to 2.9% as petrol and clothing prices rise
In Depth Bigger-than-expected inflation hike puts pressure on the Bank of England to raise interest rates
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Pound plunges after Bank of England's dovish rates signal
In Depth Central bank revises its growth forecast for UK economy
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Bank of England faces first ever Threadneedle Street strike
Speed Read Union members vote for four-day walkout over one per cent pay rise
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Interest rates, inflation and the wider economy
In Depth Consumer prices are surging and wages are in decline – so why isn't the Bank of England moving?
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UK 'faces prolonged period' of economic weakness
Speed Read EY Item Club warns vote for Brexit will hit GDP, while household incomes will be squeezed by rising inflation
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