The Bank of England may sit out this month's interest rate cutting bonanza, but Thursday's meeting will still be meaningful, ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday still strong levels of liquidity in the financial system will allow the ...

The Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut is reducing recession fears and combatting inflation effectively. Read more ...

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by half a percentage point, signaling a shift in monetary policy and boosting ...

they’re engaging in joint quantitative tightening. Last month’s decision by the Bank of Japan to steadily shrink its portfolio of bond holdings in coming years means it’s now engaging in ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated that high liquidity levels permit continued balance sheet shrinkage alongside ...

Quantitative tightening happens after quantitative easing, as central banks tighten their balance sheets to curb negative outcomes like high inflation. The Fed came to the rescue with trillions of ...

Similarly, when a central bank intends to reduce the supply of money, and raise interest rates, it goes for quantitative tightening. In quantitative tightening, it sells securities in the broader ...

With both assets leading the market, here's a closer look at the factors driving their remarkable performance.

The chancellor was handed more room for manoevre as a result of a Bank of England decision to slow the pace of its ...

The Bank of England held interest rates at 5.0% on Thursday and voted to run down its stock of British government bonds by ...

This "quantitative tightening" (QT) plan is technically separate from its rate policy, and a programme it likely hopes it can pass off without much attention or disruption. But the BoE's QT ...