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Changes in UK gilt-edged and money markets in recent years
Quarterly Bulletin 1995 Q1
Published on
01 March 1995
Central banks have been obliged in the recent past to pursue their objectives of monetary and financial stability within an environment of rapid and continuous change. Ian Plenderleith, an Executive Director, Monetary Stability at the Bank, illustrates the Bank’s involvement in continuing change by looking at how the UK government bond and money markets have developed in recent years.