there was one line that seems to indicate that the bank is moving to make sure the U.K. will no longer have anything to do with manufacturing euro banknotes, should a so-called 'hard Brexit' occur.

Kallum Pickering, senior economist at Berenberg Bank Should Johnson’s Conservatives ... shock caused by a no deal Brexit,” he wrote in a research note. But recent polling indicates that ...

the bank said there would be some upside to the British economy as executives breathed a sigh of relief and put in motion dormant investment plans. However, it did note that a Brexit deal would ...

The Bank of England is expected to cut its target ... This means, as economists at Pantheon Macroeconomics note, that Brexit-induced uncertainty has been worse for the British economy than the ...

By the end of last month, they were worth more than £17bn, nearly a quarter of the Bank of England ... sterling after the Brexit referendum also boosted demand for £50 notes.

He has previously avoided commenting on the topic because of the Bank's independence from Westminster politics. "As a public official, I take no position on Brexit ... but notes that the US ...

and tell us your Brexit story. The Bank of England acknowledged rising concerns over a no deal Brexit as it kept interest rates on hold and cut its near-term economic growth forecast to zero.

“A further announcement regarding existing Bank of England banknotes will be made once ... the war in Ukraine and the fallout from Brexit.