Banks have built up strong capital buffers since the financial crisis more than a decade ago, the Bank said in
Related Articles
-
Mandatory masks: ‘We worry people won’t shop with us’
By Mary-Ann Russon & Michael RaceBusiness reporters, BBC News Image source, The Dressing RoomImage caption, Sisters Katie Pitts and...
-
Supreme Court lifts ban on Heathrow third runway
A government spokesperson said before the verdict: “We have always been clear that Heathrow expansion is a private sector...
-
Airbnb offers free accommodation for 20,000 Afghan refugees
“As tens of thousands of Afghan refugees resettle around the world, where they stay will be the first chapter...
-
New powers sought to stop illegal ticket resales
George Lusty, the CMA’s senior director for consumer protection, said: “Over recent years, we have taken strong action to...
-
Backlash as US billionaire dismisses Uyghur abuse
“Let’s be honest, nobody, nobody cares about what’s happening to the Uyghurs, okay? You bring it up because you...
-
UK job vacancies climb past pre-pandemic levels
Meanwhile, the number of non-UK-born workers has only risen by about 200,000, according to the ONS, to 6.06 million....
-
Contactless card limit to rise to £100 in October
“Raising the contactless card limit to £100 would likely make card theft more attractive, increasing a broad range of...
-
EasyJet sees summer holiday bookings surge 250%
Last year airlines, including EasyJet, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic, announced thousands of job cuts and scrapped some routes....
Recent Comments