The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee votes 6-3 to maintain interest rates at 5.25%, while scaling back its bond-selling programme. This decision offers little respite for Chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of her crucial autumn budget.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee votes 7-2 to maintain current interest rates. Governor Andrew Bailey warns of persistent inflationary pressures despite economic slowdown.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee votes 7-2 to maintain current interest rates as inflation shows signs of easing, though Governor Andrew Bailey remains cautious about future cuts.
The Bank of England has maintained interest rates at 5.25% for the seventh consecutive meeting. Discover how this decision impacts mortgages, savings, and the UK's economic outlook amidst ongoing inflation concerns.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee votes 7-2 to maintain current interest rates as inflation remains stubbornly above target, despite economic slowdown signals.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has voted to maintain the base rate at a 16-year high of 5.25%. This in-depth analysis covers the impact on mortgages, savings, and the UK's economic outlook.
The Bank of England has held interest rates at 5.25% in a split decision, dashing hopes for immediate relief from the cost-of-living crisis. Governor Andrew Bailey warns that food price inflation remains 'too high' despite a slight fall, prolonging the fi
The Bank of England maintains interest rates at 5.25% while accelerating its quantitative tightening programme. Governor Andrew Bailey signals cautious approach amid economic uncertainty.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee votes 7-2 to maintain current interest rates. Discover the immediate impact on mortgages, savings, and the UK housing market amidst ongoing inflation concerns.
In a dramatic shift, UK inflation has finally hit the Bank of England's 2% target. Discover how this impacts the cost of living crisis, from energy bills to wage growth and what happens next for interest rates.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell delivers a hawkish message, indicating that interest rate cuts are unlikely to begin in March, contrary to investor expectations. The central bank seeks more confidence that inflation is truly defeated.
The Federal Reserve's pivotal interest rate decision is set to ripple through the UK economy, impacting property prices, loan rates, pensions, and job security. Here’s your essential guide to navigating the financial fallout.
UK inflation fell to 2.3% in April, its lowest level in nearly three years. While food prices are finally falling, core inflation remains persistent, delaying hopes for an imminent Bank of England interest rate cut.
New ONS data reveals UK inflation remained stubbornly high at 3.8% in August, dashing hopes of a drop and piling pressure on the Bank of England. We break down the key drivers and what it means for your wallet.
UK inflation remained unchanged at 3.8% in July, defying expectations of a fall. The surprise hold puts pressure on the Bank of England and impacts household budgets amid the cost of living squeeze.
In a dramatic shift, UK inflation has fallen to its lowest level in nearly three years, hitting 2.3% in April. This brings it tantalisingly close to the Bank of England's 2% target, putting a summer interest rate cut firmly on the table. Discover what thi
UK inflation remains stubbornly high at 3.8% in September, posing significant challenges for Chancellor Rachel Reeves as she faces warnings of a £24 billion budget shortfall and tough economic decisions ahead.
In a dramatic shift, UK inflation has fallen to its lowest level in nearly three years, hitting the Bank of England's 2% target. Discover what this means for interest rates, mortgages, and the cost of living crisis.
Leading economists sound the alarm, accusing the government of misleading the public on inflation and failing those hardest hit by the cost-of-living crisis. Exclusive analysis reveals the true picture.
Exclusive analysis of the UK's latest labour market data reveals a worrying slowdown in wage growth coupled with rising unemployment, putting fresh pressure on household finances and the Bank of England's interest rate strategy.
New official figures reveal UK wage growth slowed to 5.7% in the three months to August 2025, as the labour market shows clear signs of cooling. Unemployment holds steady at 4.3% while job vacancies continue their decline.
Official figures show UK wage growth slowed to 5.7% while unemployment rose to 4.3%, signalling a cooling labour market that could influence Bank of England interest rate decisions.
New official data reveals a sharp slowdown in UK wage growth and rising job losses, presenting a major economic challenge for Chancellor Rachel Reeves and dashing hopes for interest rate cuts.
The UK faces a deepening economic crisis as inflation hits a 40-year high, the pound sterling crashes, and the Bank of England scrambles to stabilise markets. This comprehensive analysis examines the causes and potential consequences for British household
Britain's property market faces a severe correction as new data reveals the fastest quarterly house price fall since 2011. With the Bank of England holding interest rates and a critical budget looming, homeowners and buyers brace for further uncertainty.
Leading economists and financial experts urge the Bank of England to reconsider its quantitative tightening strategy amid soaring government debt costs, warning current pace could destabilise markets.
Exclusive analysis reveals how Donald Trump's proposed aggressive tariffs are fuelling fears of a 1970s-style 'stagflation' crisis in Britain, with soaring prices and stalled growth predicted by leading economists.
The UK economy showed zero growth in April 2024, causing the FTSE 100 to fall sharply. Construction and manufacturing output dropped significantly, raising concerns about the nation's economic health.
The US Federal Reserve pauses its aggressive rate-hiking campaign, signalling a potential turning point in the battle against inflation. We break down the impact on mortgages, savings, and the global economy.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has delivered a sobering assessment of the global economy, warning of a 'hard landing' and potential stagflation. The banking titan's comments signal turbulent times ahead for markets, interest rates, and government spending