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Quarterly Bulletin
Spring 2001 Contents

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Summary
Recent economic and financial developments
Markets and operations (425k)
Sterling wholesale markets: developments in 2000
(136k)
Box on inflation swaps
Box on electronic trading
Box on CREST and RTGS developments
Reports
The Kohn report on MPC procedures (80k)
Bank of England response to the Kohn Report (32k)
Bank capital standards: the new Basel Accord (78k)
Box on the main elements of the new Accord
The financing of technology-based small firms: a review of the literature (143k)
Measuring interest accruals on tradable debt securities in economic and financial statistics (82k)
Research and analysis
Saving, wealth and consumption (98k)
Box on the consumption of household wealth
Mortgage equity withdrawal and consumption (68k)
The information in UK company profit warnings
(69k)
Interpreting movements in high-yield corportate bond market spreads (162k)
Summaries of recent Bank of England working papers
An analysis of the relationship between international bond markets (26k)
Age structure and the UK unemployment rate (27k)
Assessing the impact of macroeconomic news announcements on securities prices under different monetary policy regimes (28k)
New estimates of the UK real and nominal yield curves
(22k)

Speeches

International and domestic uncertainties
Speech by the Governor, given at the Yorkshire Forward/Bank of England Regional Dinner at the Cutlers' Hall, Sheffield on 16 January 2001

Current threats to global financial stability—a European view
Speech by David Clementi, Deputy Governor, given at the New York Palace Hotel, New York on 22 January 2001

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