Bank of England Quarterly Bulletin

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Volume 50, issue 4, 2010

Markets and operations: 2010 Q4 pp. 242-256

Olaf Weeken

The history of the Quarterly Bulletin pp. 258-266

Richard Windram and John Footman

Index of articles 1960-2010 pp. 267-276

Richard Windram

The UK recession in context — what do three centuries of data tell us? pp. 277-291

Ryland Thomas, Sally Hills and Nicholas Dimsdale

The Bank's money market framework pp. 292-301

Roger Clews, Chris Salmon and Olaf Weeken

Managing the circulation of banknotes pp. 302-310

Helen Allen and Andrew Dent

Understanding the weakness of bank lending pp. 311-320

Venetia Bell and Garry Young

Evolution of the UK banking system pp. 321-332

Richard Davies, Peter Richardson, Vaiva Katinaite and Mark Manning

The financial position of British households: evidence from the 2010 NMG Consulting survey pp. 333-345

Mette Nielsen, Silvia Pezzini, Kate Reinold and Richard Williams

The foreign exchange and over-the-counter interest rate derivatives markets in the United Kingdom pp. 354-365

Tristan Broderick and Chris Cox

Global finance after the crisis pp. 366-377

Alan Taylor

Volume 50, issue 3, 2010

Markets and operations: 2010 Q3 pp. 158-170

Darren Pain and Olaf Weeken

Understanding the price of new lending to households pp. 172-182

Richard Button, Silvia Pezzini and Neil Rossiter

Interpreting the world trade collapse pp. 183-189

Silvia Domit and Tamarah Shakir

What can we learn from surveys of business expectations? pp. 190-198

Tracy Wheeler

Residential property auction prices pp. 199-204

Matthew Corder and Kate Reinold

Chief Economists' Workshop: state-of-the-art modelling for central banks pp. 214-218

Andrew Blake and Celine Gondat-Larralde

Monetary Policy Roundtable pp. 219-222

Ma Publications

Volume 50, issue 2, 2010

Markets and operations: 2010 Q2 pp. 78-91

Darren Pain

Collateral risk management at the Bank of England pp. 94-103

Sarah Breeden and Richard Whisker

The impact of the financial crisis on supply pp. 104-114

Andrew Benito, Katharine Neiss, Simon Price and Lukasz Rachel

Public attitudes to inflation and monetary policy pp. 115-123

Alina Barnett, Clare Macallan and Silvia Pezzini

A review of the work of the London Foreign Exchange Joint Standing Committee in 2009 pp. 136-140

Lindsey Fowler

Volume 50, issue 1, 2010

Markets and operations: 2010 Q1 pp. 6-21

Olaf Weeken

Interpreting equity price movements since the start of the financial crisis pp. 24-33

Mika Inkinen, Marco Stringa and Kyriaki Voutsinou

The Bank's balance sheet during the crisis pp. 34-42

Michael Cross, Paul Fisher and Olaf Weeken

Changes in output, employment and wages during recessions in the United Kingdom pp. 43-50

Renato Faccini and Christopher Hackworth

Monetary Policy Roundtable pp. 56-58

Ma Publications

Volume 49, issue 4, 2009

Markets and operations 2009 Q4 pp. 258-271

Darren Pain

The financial position of British households: evidence from the 2009 NMG survey pp. 274-285

Tomas Hellebrandt, Silvia Pezzini, Jumana Saleheen and Richard Williams

Accounting for the stability of the UK terms of trade pp. 286-292

Conall Mac Coille, Karen Mayhew and Kenny Turnbull

Recent developments in pay settlements pp. 293-296

Chris Hackworth

Volume 49, issue 3, 2009

Markets and operations - 2009 Q3 pp. 154-175

Darren Pain and Olaf Weeken

Global imbalances and the financial crisis pp. 178-190

Mark Astley, Julia Giese, Michael Hume and Chris Kubelec

Household saving pp. 191-201

Stuart Berry, Richard Williams and Matt Waldron

Interpreting recent movements in sterling pp. 202-214

Mark Astley, James Smith and Darren Pain

What can be said about the rise and fall in oil prices? pp. 215-225

Victoria Saporta, Matt Trott and Merxe Tudela

Bank of England Systemic Risk Survey pp. 226-231

Sarah Burls

Monetary Policy Roundtable pp. 238-240

Mark Astley