The Bank of England decided to hold the base rate for the sixth time in a row this week – but was it the right ...
The UK is expected to come out of recession, but it would be wise not to expect a reduction any time soon It would come as a shock to most economists if the Bank of England opted to cut interest ...
Today the Bank of England announced its decision to hold interest rates at 5.25 percent for the ninth month in a row. The announcement was made at noon. There are nine members of the Monetary ...
The Bank of England could leapfrog the US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank this week with a first base rate cut. Markets are pricing a small but growing chance that the BoE's Monetary ...
At the end of 2023, the US Federal Reserve was in prime position to start cutting interest rates. In the space of four months that narrative has been turned on its head. Chair Jerome Powell has ...
The Bank of England has continued to keep interest rates frozen at 5.25% in May – unchanged since August 2023. But pressure is mounting on the central bank after inflation fell to 2.3% in the 12 ...
The recent fall in inflation towards the 2% target is not necessarily enough reason for the Bank of England to start cutting interest rates, and it would be better to cut too late than too early, the ...
In its latest Monetary Policy Committee meeting, the Bank of England again voted to keep interest rates steady at 5.2pc, however, forecasters predict an eventual shift is on the horizon.
The Bank of England voted to hold interest rates at 5.25 per cent. A City A.M. poll of top economists has revealed that the Bank of England is expected to start cutting interest rates in August ...
The Bank of England makes its next interest rate decision on Thursday but no one is expecting a cut from the current 5.25%. Markets put almost zero chance of a rate cut, which would only bring more ...
Five mortgage lenders have increased rates in the latest blow to homeowners, as expectations of when the Bank of England will reduce interest rates are pushed further back. Barclays, HSBC, NatWest ...