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Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Market data suggest investors are scaling back bets for an interest-rate cut
Weak consumer sector adds to pressure on Bank of England to cut rates
MPC member says if interest rate cut is needed it should ‘be done promptly’
Sharp move in swaps contracts implies traders think action by BoE is more likely
Pound slumps below $1.30 level on signs Bank of England will cut rates
Gertjan Vlieghe will vote for looser monetary policy if data show weak economy
Governor floats keeping policy on hold until clear evidence inflation is well above target
Policymakers leave central bank’s main interest rate on hold
Financial Times reporters look ahead to the week in markets
Lender joins HSBC, First Direct and Nationwide in cutting its rate
Two monetary policy committee members vote for immediate reduction
Policymakers flag ‘entrenched uncertainty’ and subdued global growth
Central banks around the world are sending out worrying signals about the economy
Trump leans on the Fed ahead of his re-election year
Economists accuse policymakers of ducking the most pressing question
Policymakers hold rates steady but see one-in-three chance of economy shrinking in early 2020
Policymakers hold rates but see 1 in 3 chance of economy shrinking in 2020
Markets are pricing in the rising risk of a no-deal Brexit after Boris Johnson takes helm
Brexit uncertainty forces cautious stance as counterparts prepare more stimulus
Bank’s chief economist says market pricing not reflective of policymakers’ stance
Mortgage lenders compete to offer 90 per cent plus loan-to-value deals
MPC member calls for greater transparency and accountability
Mounting expectations for rate reduction ignite sharp Gilt rally
