Bank of England holds interest rates amid market uncertainty
The central bank followed the Federal Reserve in remaining cautious as Trump threatens global tariffs
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Inflation rises to 2.6% as fuel prices mount
The Consumer Price Index rose yet again in November as fuel costs increased, making an interest rate cut unlikely
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Investment industry urges BoE to tread carefully following interest rate cut decision
The Monetary Policy Committee voted 8-1 in favour of a 25 basis-point cut to 4.75%
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UK inflation falls below target for first time in three years
Conditions appear ‘ripe for another rate cut’, according to industry commentators
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Interest rates stay at 5% as ‘dark clouds gather once again’ over the UK
The Bank of England held interest rates after an uptick in inflation in August
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UK inflation stays at 2.2% in August – but a rate cut still seems unlikely
Headline inflation may seem rosier, but August dealt ‘another headache’ for the BoE as inflationary pressures mount
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‘A tentative start’: Bank of England cuts interest rates to 5%
MPC voted 5-4 in favour of a 25bps cut
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Bank of England rate cut likelihood moves closer to end of the year
Predictions come ahead of tomorrow’s (9 May’s) Monetary Policy Committee meeting
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Bank of England holds interest rates steady at 5.25%
Eight of the nine MPC members voted to pause, while one favoured a 25bps cut
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US Federal Reserve joins ECB in holding interest rates steady
Inflation remains stickier than expected across the US, the UK and Europe
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All eyes on wage growth for 2024: Investors react to split vote and ‘hawkish tone’ from the Bank of England
Markets are still expecting the Bank to strike a more dovish tone in 2024
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‘Narrative-ruining’ inflation print stays at 6.7% in September
UK CPI is ‘trapped between the push and pull of prices at the pump and those on supermarket shelves’, warn experts