"Andrew Bailey is about to begin his third year as Bank of England Governor by leading the Central bank along the most complex path it has seen in a considerable time.

Bailey has faced criticism for not being capable of providing the right amount of advance guidance to the markets.

Bailey’s predecessor Mark Carney presided over an interest rate cut just four days before his departure, and then there was another cut in Bailey’s first week in the role. The Bank also raised the level of its asset purchases at the same time.

This earned the Bank plaudits from investors and commentators alike but proved to be something of a high-water mark for Bailey.

Since then, he has faced almost continuous criticism from the market and former colleagues.

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