Bank of England holds interest rates
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The Bank of England has warned that fears over Rachel Reeves’s looming tax raid will weigh on growth well into 2026.
Borrowers Pin Hopes On December Rate Cut The Bank of England today held its benchmark lending rate at 4% as fears persist that inflatio
The Bank of England, which kept interest rates on hold on Thursday in a tight vote, for the first time set out the views of the individual members of its Monetary Policy Committee.
The Bank of England (BOE) is preparing to release its long-awaited regulatory framework for stablecoins, aiming to match the pace of US developments in digital asset oversight, according to Bloomberg.
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey signaled to CNBC that rate cuts are coming and said he would be watching inflation and labor market data that'll be released before the last monetary policy meeting of the year,
Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said he favoured a "steady handed approach" to further tightening of monetary policy by Britain's central bank, partly due to uncertainty over how high interest rates will need to rise.
The Bank of England on Thursday unveiled the latest central-bank innovation — statements attributed to every central banker voting on the decision. The 5-to-4 vote in favor of keeping rates at 4% gave each member one paragraph to articulate their view. That’s in addition to simultaneously published minutes, as well as a press conference.