Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden said on Thursday that recent evidence supported the case to cut interest rates gradually but that it was tricky to gauge the right speed of easing.

A Bank of England rate-setter expects to back "gradual" interest rate cuts due to continued uncertainties about the economic outlook.

(Bloomberg) -- Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden brushed off this week’s jump in gilt yields and said she is willing to continue with further cuts to interest rates. Breeden said after a ...

Bank of England deputy governor Sarah Breeden has argued that recent developments in the UK economy support a gradual approach towards reducing monetary policy restrictiveness.

Sarah Breeden, the Bank’s deputy governor for financial stability, also said firms might respond to the tax rises by cutting staff or raising prices. Bank of England deputy governor Sarah Breeden ...

So far the moves have been orderly,” Breeden said after a speech in Scotland. “So far so good.” ...

Speaking in Edinburgh, Sarah Breeden said inflation had come down faster than expected throughout 2024, which will enable the Bank to continue lowering borrowing costs. “The recent evidence further ...

Sarah Breeden, Deputy Governor for Financial Stability, during the Bank of England Monetary Policy Report Press Conference. Benjamin Cremel/PA Wire A Bank of England rate-setter said she expects ...

Bank of England deputy governor Sarah Breeden (Benjamin Cremel/PA) A Bank of England deputy governor has predicted that higher national insurance taxes for UK businesses will lead to lower wages ...