TAILIEUCHUNG - Your money what the Bank does ...

Stress tests calibrated on the Irish crisis experience show that the banks are largely able to withstand sizable shocks to their exposure to residential mortgages. However, combining residential mortgage shocks with corporate losses expected at the peak of the global financial crisis would bring down the banks’ average total capital ratio below the regulatory minimum. Given high bank concentration and market uncertainty, therefore, the merits of higher capital requirements need to be considered for systemically important domestic banks, taking into account the currently evolving international standards. . | What the Bank does The Bank of England is the UK s central bank. It s not like a bank in your local high street. It has special functions that help keep the economy and financial system stable. That affects US all. Low inflation trust in banknotes and a stable financial system are key ingredients for the economic well-being of our country. You need to know your money will keep its value. Rising prices - inflation -reduce what your money is worth. The Bank sets the official interest rate - Bank Rate - to keep inflation low. Interest rates influence how much money everyone spends and saves and in turn costs and prices. You need to be able to trust that your money is the real thing. The Bank issues most of the country s banknotes which have special security features to make them hard to copy. You need to be confident that the financial system handles your money in a reliable way. The Bank assesses the health of the financial system as a whole and works with others to keep it stable. 3 The value of your money -inflation and interest rates What your money is worth depends on the prices you pay for things. Rising prices reduce the value of money-your money buys less. It s a fact that lots of spending can push prices up. Inflation is about rising prices. But it s not just about prices for individual products - these rise and fall all the time. Inflation occurs when prices are rising for goods and services generally. The rate at which prices are rising reflects the amount of spending in the economy compared with what can be produced and the pressure this demand puts on company costs and prices. If the value of spending increases too quickly costs and prices tend to rise -that s .

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