LONDON (AP) — The Bank of England warned Thursday about the “highly unpredictable” geopolitical environment as it kept its main interest rate unchanged at the two-year low of 4.25%.

The Bank of England on Thursday lowered its interest rates for the second time this year as the U.K. central bank responds to cooling inflation and signs of a slowing economy. The 5-to-4 decision ...

Bank of England cuts interest rates to 4.25% due to global growth concerns stemming from Trump's tariff policies, despite some Monetary Policy Committee members favoring a larger cut or holding rates.

UK News: The Bank of England is anticipated to cut interest rates, likely by a quarter-point to 4.25%, despite near-term inflation concerns. This decision is l ...

The Bank of England cut its key interest rate, a day after the Federal Reserve opted to keep rates on hold, highlighting the growing divergence between the U.S. central bank and its global peers ...

International Business News: The Bank of England is widely anticipated to cut its key interest rate to 4.25% amidst concerns over potential economic fallout from US tariffs. This ...

The Bank of England has cut its main interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, citing lower UK inflation. The move, which had been widely expected, brings the main cost of borrowing in ...

The Bank of England has announced a further two cuts since then, to take the base rate to its current level of 4.5%. The most recent cut was announced during its February 2025 meeting.

The rate-setting panel has reduced the Bank of England’s main rate from a 16-year high of 5.25% by a quarter of a percentage on three occasions since last August, most recently in February ...

The Bank of England’s nine-member Monetary Policy Committee kept its main interest rate unchanged at 4.75% with new data showing inflation rising to 2.6%, further above the bank’s 2% target.

The Bank of England's latest financial stability report - released twice a year - shows 4.4 million homes are set to refinance at higher rates though others will benefit from cuts.