Bank of England Governor Bailey: No Room Left to Assume Supply Shocks Will Fade on Their Own; Fading Memory of Financial Crisis Increases Deregulation Pressure
Bank of England Governor Bailey: There is no longer room to assume supply shocks will dissipate on their own. As memories of the financial crisis fade, pressure to ease regulation is increasing.
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BoE Governor Bailey abandons assumption of self-resolving supply shocks; regulatory easing pressure rises
- Bailey explicitly rejects prior assumption that supply shocks will fade on their own
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- UK 10-year gilt yield
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Published：2026-11-09 17:48:02 · Source：wallstcn · Automatically aggregated and analysed — verify against the original source.