A speech given by the Bank of England's deputy governor in July 2017 was leaked to a trader one hour and 16 minutes ahead of time, The Times of London reported on Wednesday. The Times article claims that the Bank of England's accredited market news provider, Livesquawk, leaked the draft of the speech to a foreign-exchange trader. Livesquawk, as an official partner, had access to early copies of the speech as well as other sensitive material from the Bank of England. The pound rose initially 0.4% against the dollar on July 2017 as traders expected BOE's Broadbent to vote for a rise in interest rates. However, the ... (full story)