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Deficit fears have hurt sterling, Bank warns
sundaytimes Tuesday, March 16, 2010 9:58:00 PM CET | info 
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Entities: Charles Bean[1];
Other categories: Financial Crisis; Eurostat; Monetary Issues EU;
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Charles Bean said: “The deficit now looks set to be around 12 per cent of GDP this year, which is unsustainable in the medium term,” “The recent depreciation of sterling appears to owe something to heightened fears about the UK’s fiscal prospects”
Charles Bean said: “The road ahead is likely to be bumpy and there is still the risk of further adverse shocks,” “All we can do on the Monetary Policy Committee is stand ready to react to those risks if and when they crystallise, either resuming asset purchases if further stimulation is required, or tightening policy through Bank rate increases and ultimately asset sales”
Britain’s public deficit is unsustainable and the pound has suffered from worries about what the Government will do to address it, according to Charles Bean, the Bank of England deputy governor....
BoE's Bean says deficit fears have hurt sterling
finanznachrichten-en Tuesday, March 16, 2010 8:33:00 PM CET | info [other]
Entities: Christina Fincher[1]; Charles Bean[1]; Ron Askew[1];
Other categories: Financial Crisis; Eurostat; Monetary Issues EU;
By Christina Fincher LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) - Britain's public deficit is unsustainable and the pound has suffered from worries about what the government ......
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Charles Bean said: “The deficit now looks set to be around 12 per cent of GDP this year, which is unsustainable in the medium term,” “The recent depreciation of sterling appears to owe something to heightened fears about the UK’s fiscal prospects”
sundaytimes Tuesday, March 16, 2010 9:58:00 PM CET
Charles Bean said: “The road ahead is likely to be bumpy and there is still the risk of further adverse shocks,” “All we can do on the Monetary Policy Committee is stand ready to react to those risks if and when they crystallise, either resuming asset purchases if further stimulation is required, or tightening policy through Bank rate increases and ultimately asset sales”
sundaytimes Tuesday, March 16, 2010 9:58:00 PM CET
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