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The central bank will run a scenario combining 7% interest rates with a 35% fall in UK share prices to gauge private-market resilience.
BloombergThe Bank of England will stress test private markets against a scenario that includes 7% interest rates and a 35% collapse in UK share prices. The exercise will apply both conditions simultaneously to measure how leveraged funds, private-equity vehicles, and other non-bank intermediaries would perform under those shocks.
@business reported the details of the test, which the central bank outlined in its latest supervisory communication.
The 7% rate level exceeds current policy settings, while the equity-price decline matches the scale of some past market corrections. The Bank of England has not released the full methodology or the date when results will be published.
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