Central banks still have a lot more work to do

The Bank of England’s Financial Stability Report, published this morning, suggests that the worst of the global financial crisis may now be over. The immediate threat of a full-blown meltdown has indeed been avoided. But for the wider economies (particularly the US and UK) the worst is still to come.

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