# Inside the Bank of England

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Podcast: [MoneyWeek Talks](https://stenobird.com/podcast/moneyweek-talks-1101154)
Published: 2026-08-19T04:00:00+00:00
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## Resource

The Bank of England might be best known for setting interest rates and printing banknotes, but there’s much more going on at the central bank. In this episode of MoneyWeek Talks, Bank of England economists Jack Leslie and Rupal Patel discuss what's kept in the Bank's vaults, the origin of colour banknotes, and how interest rates can be used to tackle inflation. MoneyWeek Talks is a podcast that helps you unlock the secrets to financial success, where experts share their top tips on managing money, investing wisely and building wealth. Subscribe to the MoneyWeek Talks podcast and get ready to make it, keep it and spend it.

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