The Bank of England held interest rates at 4.25 per cent at its last meeting as it continues to tread carefully amid fears of resurgent inflation.

The bank said it was focused on risks from a weaker labor market and higher energy prices as conflict in the Middle East escalates.

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The current consensus is that the country will fall short of 5 per cent economic growth for the year as a whole. The median bank forecast for the is 4.6 per cent, according to Bloomberg. Recent price ...

The Bank of England’s bond-buying experiments in the financial crisis lined investors’ pockets rather than boosting the ...

Interest rates: Bank of England holds rate at 4.25% in blow to Rachel Reeves A majority of members of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee have voted to hold rates.

The Bank of England ’s (BoE) next meeting to determine interest rates is on Thursday 19 June, and all eyes will be on the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and whether its members opt to continue ...

Hess Midstream offers value whether Chevron acquires it or not; both scenarios are beneficial for shareholders at current ...