Bank of England (or BoE) is the central bank of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland — an institution, which sets the country’s interest rates. The bank’s monetary policy greatly affects the exchange rate of the Great Britain pound against other currencies. The posts about Bank of England found below contain some news and information about this authority.
2014
2008
- Dollar Falls for Second Day as U.S. Markets Not Revived by Rescue Plan
- USD Rallies Up as BoE Cuts Interest Rate
2007
- Another Still Day for EUR/USD
- Focus of the Day: BoE Rates and U.S. Jobless Claims
- Euro Down to 1.3416, While Pound Regains Strength