Bank must not 'squeeze economy'
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A report from Ernst & Young says UK policy makers must not hike interest rates so high they hurt the economy.
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St Louis Federal Reserve President William Poole said on Friday that oil supply shocks need not cause recessions and were no excuse for a central bank to allow inflation to escape its control.
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Barclays says a technical problem forced it to borrow Â£1.6bn and denies it is facing a cash crisis.
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It is premature to say that inflation  has returned to China, but bank deposit rates need to remain  positive in real terms, an economic planning official said on  Tuesday.
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The UK remains vulnerable to further shocks from the credit crunch, the Bank of England warns.
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Britain's Treasury chief Alistair Darling told his party's annual convention Sunday that Britain would not protect businesses that make bad judgments &#151; despite a billion-dollar rescue of a struggling bank.
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This company won't get burned by a downturn.
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Housing activity has slowed from  recent years but the dragdown should not lead to a recession,  mortgage finance company Freddie Mac  said on Thursday  in its monthly economic outlook.
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The Bank of England says the room for further rate cuts is limited as it predicts slower growth and rising inflation.
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Australia&#39;s central bank says there is no pressing need for higher interest rates just now, although it still expects to tighten policy again at some stage in the current expansion amid &quot;favorable&quot; economic circumstances.
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The Bank of England has declared there will be no change to UK interest rates which are to hold at 4.75 per cent, as widely expected by most UK economists.
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Business & money: Â· Inflation fears as growth is stronger than expected Â· Manufacturers weather burden of strong pound
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Bank of England chief Mervyn King warns that UK economy will suffer from slowing growth and inflation risks.
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Don't let tighter lending rules keep you from home ownership.
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The Bank of England on Thursday left its benchmark interest rate unchanged, at 4.75 percent, as policy makers assessed whether borrowing costs, already the highest in the Group of Seven, are constraining consumer demand.
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Not everyone wants the market to keep going up.
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The United States economy is unlikely to slip into recession, Abby Joseph Cohen, chief investment strategist at Goldman Sachs, said in remarks published on Friday.