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Ready or not? Britain’s ‘no deal’ planning
Ahead of April 12, Britain has begun to put plans into place to cushion their potential push out of the European Union
Roman temple restored deep under City of London
A Roman temple has been restored to its original site seven metres below London, using sound, lights and misty haze to bring the ruin back to life.
Pravin Gordhan, Presidency move to reassure South Africans over Brexit
With the news that British voters decided to leave the European Union, emerging market currencies – including the Rand – have taken a beating.
This is how we fix global banking
Banks have paid $150-billion collectively in fines, but critical reforms must continue, says Bank of England governor Mark Carney.
Bank of England’s Carney chill calms treasury
Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England up before the Treasury select committee was as intensely relaxed as ever.
Price-fixing exposé engulfs BoE
Traders admit to using chatrooms to trade ahead of the volatile period before benchmarks were set.
Rand steady ahead of key data releases
Little changed from its overnight close against the major currencies‚ as the rand held steady in early trade on Tuesday.
Pounds and prejudice: Bank Of England puts Jane Austen on banknote
British 19th century novelist Jane Austen will become the face of the new £10 note, the Bank of England says.
Eschew King’s cardinal sins, by George
George Osborne can barely contain his glee at installing a 21st century roundhead at the Bank of England.
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