Bank of England remains divided on stimulus
1 day ago
Since 2009, the bank has injected 375 billion pounds ($579 billion) into Britain's economy in a program known as quantitative easing.
Oil down after US posts stronger jobs growth
73 days ago
Caroline Bain, commodities analyst at Economist Intelligence Unit, said that if U.S. economic data continues to be strong, that investors might anticipate that quantitative easing would be wound...
Pound drops amid concerns about UK economy
83 days ago
Samuel Tombs of Capital Economics says the pound is being hit by weak manufacturing data, which might prompt a key bank committee to order quantitative easing to rev up the economy.
UK unemployment rate falls to 7.7pct
120 days ago
"Meanwhile, minutes of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee's January meeting showed there was again an 8-1 vote to hold the bond purchase, or quantitative easing, program at 375...
Asia stocks mixed after Bernanke comments
128 days ago
In a speech in the U.S. on Monday, Bernanke said the U.S. Federal Reserve's bond-buying program, dubbed quantitative easing, was providing key support for the economy and made no mention of...
Bank of England leaves rates unchanged
133 days ago
The Bank of England's stimulus program, called quantitative easing, was also not increased from its current 375 billion pounds ($604 billion).
US stock futures rise on Fed anticipation
162 days ago
The Fed has launched three rounds of quantitative easing since the financial crisis hit in 2008.
World stocks gain, unfazed by NKorea rocket launch
162 days ago
The Fed is widely expected to announce a new bond-buying program known as quantitative easing at the end of its two-day policy meeting that began Tuesday.
Asia stocks gain, unfazed by NKorea rocket launch
162 days ago
The Fed is widely expected to announce a new bond-buying program known as quantitative easing at the end of its two-day policy meeting that began Tuesday.
Bank of England: no change in base rate, stimulus
168 days ago
The Bank's program of so-called quantitative easing - purchases of government bonds and other high-quality debt to boost credit activity - remains at a total of 375 billion pounds ($604 billion).
