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The credit channel of monetary policy: direct survey evidence from UK firms

UK firm survey data validates that external borrowers face larger cost-of-capital increases and cut investment more than internal funders when rates rise, accounting for a quarter of monetary policy's total effect.

Featured in No. 132 on 25 Sep 2026 · 11 days after release

Distribution of reported impacts of higher interest rates on sales, employment and investment, in 2023 Q3
Figure B6: Distribution of reported impacts of higher interest rates on sales, employment and investment, in 2023 Q3. Firms responses are weighted by industry and size to provide figures relevant to the total market economy impact.
Released
14 Sep 2026
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No. 132 · 25 Sep 2026
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Identifier
RePEc:boe:boeewp:023260
Authors
Krishan Shah et al.

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