BOE Corporate Bond Buying Failed to Aid Firms, Staff Paper Finds
While yields for eligible bonds bought under quantitative easing fell by between 40 to 60 basis points when compared to ineligible debt, the BOE staff working paper admitted that it did little to aid firms' borrowing or increase investment.
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