The Bank of England is set to keep interest rates on hold as fears grow that the conflict between Israel and Iran will escalate to involve the United States and send oil prices soaring and push U.K.

Governor Andrew Bailey says "interest rates remain on a gradual downward path" but cautions "the world is highly unpredictable".

Bank of England holds rate amid oil and inflation concerns - Rate remains at 4.25 per cent as experts look to balance higher inflation with economic growth ...

Bank of England reveals trade tariffs influence on interest rate decisions - Stock markets updates and business news from Wednesday ...

Last month, the Bank of England held interest rates at 4.25% after four cuts over the past year, bringing it from a recent ...

Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England's Governor signalled that interest rates are likely to fall in the coming months ...

Hello and welcome to The Yorkshire Post’s live blog on today’s Bank of England interest rate decision, where we will be bringing you the latest news, as well as reaction and analysis from experts.

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has indicated that interest rates are likely to continue their downward path, albeit cautiously, amid signs that Britain's labour market is softening. "The path ...

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey told CNBC Tuesday that “the path of interest rates will continue to be gradually ...

BoE’s Alan Taylor warns UK soft landing at risk as slowdown deepens; markets brace for five rate cuts amid rising uncertainty ...

The value of the pound slipped further despite Sir Keir Starmer’s assurances that Rachel Reeves will remain as Chancellor ...

LONDON (Reuters) -Britain's recent increase in inflation could prove to be a longer-lasting plateau rather than a short-term ...