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Reuters reporter covering the Bank of England, UK economy & bonds. Formerly in 🇩🇪 and 🇧🇪. DMs open. RTs ≠ my view. Also on 🦋 at @davidmilliken.bsky.social
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Bank of England's Bailey sees 'quite subdued' second-round price pressures so far
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Soaring energy prices so far appear to be having limited wider effects on British prices, but it is too soon to draw firm conclusions about how strong such second-round effects will be, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Friday. Most economists now expect the BoE to start raising rates next month, according to a Reuters poll, after keeping policy on hold since the outbreak of the US-Iran war in February.
Raising bank tax is not best choice for UK budget, IMF says
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International Monetary Fund (IMF) European Department Deputy Director Helge Berger participates in a press conference during the IMF/World Bank 2026 Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C., U.S.,...
Raising bank tax is not best choice for UK budget, IMF says
BANGKOK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - British finance minister John Healey should favour property tax reform, broader sales taxes and better-targeted welfare spending ahead of raising taxes on banks or workers in his annual budget this month, the International Monetary Fund said on Friday. The IMF praised British fiscal policy at its annual meeting in Bangkok this week for reducing borrowing over the past couple of years and for targeting a balanced budget, excluding long-term investment, by 2029/30.
Bank of England's Bailey sees 'quite subdued' second-round price pressures so far
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英財務相、銀行は「英経済の鍵」 追加課税引き上げ明言せず
英国のジョン・ヒーリー財務相（写真中央）。１５日、タイ・バンコクのクイーン・シリキット国立コンベンションセンターで撮影。REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha [バンコク １５日 ロイター] - 英国のヒーリー財務相は１５日、今月２８日に初めて発表する予算案において、銀行の巨額の利益に対する追加課税が盛り込まれる可能性について記者団から追及された際、銀行は英経済にとって極めて重要であると述べた。国際通貨基金（ＩＭＦ）の年次総会に出席するため訪れているバンコクで記者団に語った。 多くの金融機関が金利上昇の恩恵を受けている現状において、標準的な法人税に加えて銀行に課される３％の追加課税を引き上げれば、数十億ポンドの税収増が見込まれる。 しかし、銀行側は、他の主要な金融センターと比較して、英国ではすでに高い税負担を負っていると主張しているほか、一部のアナリストは、銀行税の引き上げにより銀行が手数料を引き上げることになると指摘している。...
英中銀総裁、物価への二次的影響「これまでかなり限定的」
イングランド銀行（英中央銀行）のベイリー総裁。10月14日、バンコクで撮影。REUTERS/Athit Perawongmeth [バンコク １６日 ロイター] - イングランド銀行（英中央銀行、ＢＯＥ）のベイリー総裁は１６日、エネルギー価格の高騰が英国の物価全般に及ぼす影響は、これまでのところ限定的とみられると述べた。ただ、こうした二次的影響がどの程度強まるかについて確かな結論を出すには時期尚早との見方を示した。 ロイター調査によると、エコノミストの大半は現在、ＢＯＥが１１月に利上げを開始すると予想している。同中銀は２月の米国とイランの戦争勃発以降、政策金利を据え置いている。 ９月の金融政策委員会（ＭＰＣ）では、ベイリー氏を含む６人が政策金利を３．７５％に据え置くことに賛成し、３人が反対した。ただ同氏は当時、二次的影響のリスクが高まれば、金融引き締めが必要になる可能性があると述べていた。 ベイリー氏は１６日、バンコクで講演し、二次的影響について判断するのは時期尚早との認識を示した。...
Bank of England's Bailey sees 'quite subdued' second-round price pressures so far
BANGKOK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Soaring energy prices so far appear to be having limited wider effects on British prices, but it is too soon to draw firm conclusions about how strong such second-round effects will be, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Friday. Most economists now expect the BoE to start raising rates next month, according to a Reuters poll, after keeping policy on hold since the outbreak of the US-Iran war in February.
Bank of England's Bailey sees 'quite subdued' second-round price pressures so far
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Soaring energy prices so far appear to be having limited wider effects on British prices, but it is too soon to draw firm conclusions about how strong such second-round effects will be, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Friday. Most economists now expect the BoE to start raising rates next month, according to a Reuters poll, after keeping policy on hold since the outbreak of the US-Iran war in February.
Germany warns against bringing Russia back into G20 fold
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Germany warned on Thursday against efforts to bring Russia back on to the international stage, while Britain called for tighter sanctions on Russian shipping, as questions grow about the strength of U.S. support for Ukraine. Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov attended a meeting of G20 finance ministers and central bankers in Bangkok, just over a month after the U.S. had hosted his first in-person G20 appearance since Russia invaded Ukraine, at a meeting in Asheville, North Carolina.
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By Maria Martinez and David Milliken Bangkok — Germany warned on Thursday against efforts to bring Russia back on to the international stage, while Britain called for tighter sanctions on Russian shipping, as questions grow about the strength of US support for Ukraine.
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Germany warns against bringing Russia back into G20 fold
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By Maria Martinez and David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Germany warned on Thursday against efforts to bring Russia back on to the international stage, while Britain called for tighter sanctions on Russian shipping, as questions grow about the strength of US support for Ukraine.
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Germany warns against bringing Russia back into G20 fold
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By Maria Martinez and David Milliken Bangkok — Germany warned on Thursday against efforts to bring Russia back on to the international stage, while Britain called for tighter sanctions on Russian shipping, as questions grow about the strength of US support for Ukraine.
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UK's Healey says banks are key to economy but keeps tax options open
Lars Klingbeil, Vice-Chancellor of Germany, John Healey, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Jim Chalmers, Treasurer of Australia, interact at the IMF/World Bank 2026 Annual Meetings at...
UK's Healey says banks are key to economy but keeps tax options open
BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) - British finance minister John Healey said banks were central to the country's economic future on Thursday when pressed by reporters about the likelihood of a windfall tax on their bumper profits in his first budget on October 28. Increasing the 3% surcharge for banks on top of standard corporation tax could raise billions of pounds at a time when many lenders have profited from rising interest rates.
Asked on bank tax, UK’s Healey stresses sector’s broader contribution
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) – British finance minister John Healey said banks were central to the country’s economic future on Thursday, when pressed by reporters about the likelihood of imposing a windfall tax on their bumper profits. Healey is due to set out his first budget on October 28 and increasing the ‘bank levy’ charged on top of standard corporation tax could raise billions of pounds at a time when many lenders have profited from rising interest rates.
Asked on bank tax, UK’s Healey stresses sector’s broader contribution
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) – British finance minister John Healey said banks were central to the country’s economic future on Thursday, when pressed by reporters about the likelihood of imposing a windfall tax on their bumper profits. Healey is due to set out his first budget on October 28 and increasing the ‘bank levy’ charged on top of standard corporation tax could raise billions of pounds at a time when many lenders have profited from rising interest rates.
Asked on bank tax, UK’s Healey stresses sector’s broader contribution
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) – British finance minister John Healey said banks were central to the country’s economic future on Thursday, when pressed by reporters about the likelihood of imposing a windfall tax on their bumper profits. Healey is due to set out his first budget on October 28 and increasing the ‘bank levy’ charged on top of standard corporation tax could raise billions of pounds at a time when many lenders have profited from rising interest rates.
Asked on bank tax, UK’s Healey stresses sector’s broader contribution
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) – British finance minister John Healey said banks were central to the country’s economic future on Thursday, when pressed by reporters about the likelihood of imposing a windfall tax on their bumper profits. Healey is due to set out his first budget on October 28 and increasing the ‘bank levy’ charged on top of standard corporation tax could raise billions of pounds at a time when many lenders have profited from rising interest rates.
Asked on bank tax, UK’s Healey stresses sector’s broader contribution
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) – British finance minister John Healey said banks were central to the country’s economic future on Thursday, when pressed by reporters about the likelihood of imposing a windfall tax on their bumper profits. Healey is due to set out his first budget on October 28 and increasing the ‘bank levy’ charged on top of standard corporation tax could raise billions of pounds at a time when many lenders have profited from rising interest rates.
Asked on bank tax, UK’s Healey stresses sector’s broader contribution
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) – British finance minister John Healey said banks were central to the country’s economic future on Thursday, when pressed by reporters about the likelihood of imposing a windfall tax on their bumper profits. Healey is due to set out his first budget on October 28 and increasing the ‘bank levy’ charged on top of standard corporation tax could raise billions of pounds at a time when many lenders have profited from rising interest rates.
Asked on bank tax, UK’s Healey stresses sector’s broader contribution
By David Milliken BANGKOK, Oct 15 (Reuters) – British finance minister John Healey said banks were central to the country’s economic future on Thursday, when pressed by reporters about the likelihood of imposing a windfall tax on their bumper profits. Healey is due to set out his first budget on October 28 and increasing the ‘bank levy’ charged on top of standard corporation tax could raise billions of pounds at a time when many lenders have profited from rising interest rates.
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