BoE quarterly bulletin presents latest research

Quarterly bulletin gives overview of economic developments and contains papers on stress-tests, factors behind low sovereign bond yields and uncertainty in inflation forecasts among other topics
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The Bank of England (BoE) today (September 13) released the quarterly bulletin for Q3, which highlighted slight improvements in market sentiment and contained a number of research papers.

The bulletin gave an overview of financial market sentiment from June to August 2012, noting that although concerns about the eurozone persisted, sentiment improved in the second half of the period after a number of stimulus measures were announced worldwide.

In addition, the bulletin contained papers on topics including a new stress-testing model for systemically important financial institutions, factors behind low UK government bond yields, and investors' belief that inflation volatility will persist, leading to uncertainty in inflation forecasts.

Click here to read the bulletin.

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