Skip to content

Bank Underground

  • Home
  • About

Tag: future of money

Bitesize: The end of a paradox?

Ellen Caswell

People in the UK are using cash less and less to pay for goods and services. In 2017, debit cards overtook cash as the most popular payment method.

Continue reading “Bitesize: The end of a paradox?” →
BankUnderground Currency 13/06/201911/06/2019 1 Minute

Bitesize: Bank note-able growth

Cordelia Kafetz

Despite speculation to the contrary, the number of banknotes in circulation is increasing. During 2016, growth in the value of Bank of England notes was 10%, double its average growth rate over the past decade.

Continue reading “Bitesize: Bank note-able growth” →

BankUnderground Currency 1 Comment 04/05/201704/05/2017 1 Minute
Bank Underground is a blog for Bank of England staff to share views that challenge – or support – prevailing policy orthodoxies. The views expressed here are those of the authors, and are not necessarily those of the Bank of England or its policy committees.

Search

Subscribe via email

Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 8,504 other subscribers.

Follow on LinkedIn

  • LinkedIn

Follow on Bluesky

  • Bluesky

Add our RSS feed to your reader

  • RSS – Posts

Top Posts & Pages

  • The quantity theory of crypto: what is Bitcoin worth as a medium of exchange?
  • Agentic commerce and the battleground for new payments infrastructure
  • A balancing act in public ownership: the quiet legacy of the Bank of England Act 1946
  • Opening the floodgates? Modelling spillovers from flood insurance protection gaps to UK mortgages
  • Financial markets point to very data-dependent monetary policy
  • House Prices and Job Losses

Categories

Artificial intelligence Banking Bitesize Climate policy competition Currency Economic History Financial Markets Financial Stability Guest Post Housing market Insurance International Economics Macroeconomics Macroprudential Regulation Market Infrastructure Microprudential Regulation Monetary Policy New Methodologies Uncategorized

Tags

Banking bank lending Banks big data Bitcoin Bitesize blog capital Capital flows Christmas Quiz Climate change competition consumption corporate bonds Covid-19 credit derivatives Economic History Exchange rates financial crises financial crisis Financial Markets Financial Stability Fintech Forecasting History House prices Housing Housing market inflation inflation expectations Insurance Interest rates investment Labour market liquidity Machine learning Macroeconomics Macroprudential policy monetary policy Money Mortgages Productivity Quantitative easing regulation risk Secular Stagnation Systemic risk Top posts uncertainty

Archives

Follow Bank of England Research on LinkedIn

  • LinkedIn

Follow Bank of England Research on Bluesky

  • Bluesky

Home|About|Privacy Policy

Loading Comments...