- Sterling wholesale markets grew by 5% in 2000, less quickly than in 1999.
- The money, corporate bond and swap markets continued to expand, whereas the amount of gilt-edged stock outstanding was broadly unchanged.
- Liquidity in sterling markets stabilised during the year; in some markets turnover and liquidity increased.
- Government cash management transferred to the UK Debt Management Office; the Bank of England’s open market operations continued as before.
Published on
01 March 2001