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A business uncertainty survey finds firms worried about turnover and labour costs, then produces a forecast explaining when they will discuss it again.
A real December retail sales report meets a fictional mannequin determined to claim a cautious monthly rise as its own.
The Bank of England is testing private market finance under stress, while a spreadsheet tries to imagine a storm without alarming investors.
The PRA is moving some large firm reviews to a two year cycle, leaving one meeting room to discover that daylight still exists.
The Bank of England is considering ways to strengthen the gilt repo market, while one bond requests a cushion and a little professional respect.
Water pollution plans become mandatory, while a fictional sample jar claims a senior accountability role.
The Bank of England says UK banks are resilient, although the financial system still fears chatbots, printers and hamsters.
