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  1. Andy Burnham advocates for regional investment and fairness in Greater Manchester.
  2. Andy Burnham is planning how to use the successful model of Greater Manchester to achieve economic growth and spread wealth, specifically addressing issues caused by wealth concentration in London.
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BoE gilt operations and energy shock under scrutiny amid Iran war impacts

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 20
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The Bank of England is currently weighing the inflationary impact of the Iran war. The Institute for Public Policy Research noted that the Bank had correctly stopped sales of long-dated gilts, but its ongoing gilt-market operations continue to cost taxpayers billions of pounds annually. The organization also warned that UK households could face energy bill increases of almost £500 in January.

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The BoE is under pressure regarding its monetary policy framework due to the global energy price shock caused by the Iran war. While the Bank held rates as expected, the Institute for Public Policy Research argued that higher interest rates are not the solution to the energy shock, which is driven by the Iran war.

The Bank of England's forecasts are influencing government fiscal planning, as government spending priorities clash with central bank targets.

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    The government may need to explore ways to intervene in the market to manage the costs driven by the energy shock.

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    The Bank of England could be forced to reassess its monetary policy framework regarding inflation.

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