“It appears everyone is unusually united in their objection to the Treasury’s tax-cutting plans."
The Bank said: “Were dysfunction in this market to continue or worsen, there would be a material risk to UK financial stability."
The Treasury moved to settle the markets with the promise of a Budget next spring as the pound tumbled against the dollar on Monday.
The influential economic body also forecast that GDP will stay completely flat in 2023 in the UK.
Sterling fell by more than 4 per cent to just 1.0327 dollars in early Asia trade, fuelling predictions it could plunge to parity soon.
On Friday, the pound and London stock market plunged in what one analyst called “the worst day I have ever seen”.
Looks like the markets aren't buying Kwasi Kwarteng's so-called "growth plan".
Bank bosses predicted a 0.1 per cent fall in GDP for the current quarter, meaning the economy is in a technical recession.
High inflation, low investment confidence and a weaker currency make the UK an attractive target for European suitors.
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