(Reuters) -The Bank of England has signalled privately to lenders that it was prepared to extend its emergency bond-buying programme beyond Friday’s deadline if market conditions demanded it, the Financial Times said, citing three sources. Wednesday’s report comes a day after the British central bank’s governor, Andrew Bailey, said he had no intention of extending purchases of bonds beyond the deadline. Sterling bounced 0.4% to $1.1008 after the report and was last up 0.28%.[FRX/] “The risk is the pound quickly reverses the move if BoE officials deny the report,” Commonwealth Bank of Australia…