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 (BoE) is widely expected to keep interest rates on hold at 4.25% this Thursday, as policymakers weigh rising geopolitical risks, persistent inflation, and conflicting domestic ...

The Bank of England is expected to hold interest rates at its next June decision due to high wage growth and energy price worries.

What’s going on here? The Bank of England is moving cautiously on rate cuts, with Governor Andrew Bailey pointing to uncertainties tied to US tariffs. In May, the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee ...

The Bank of England cut rates, highlighting a growing gap in how global central banks and the Federal Reserve are approaching Trump’s tariffs.

The Bank of England has cut its main interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point, citing lower UK inflation.

The Bank of England’s interest rate cut is likely to bring relief to borrowers, businesses and hard-pressed consumers across the country.

The Bank of England interest-rate policy meeting on Thursday benefits from being accompanied by a quarterly economic review.

The Bank of England voted to hold UK interest rates at their current level of 4.5% in March, as widely anticipated, after inflation rose to 3% in January.

U.K. annual inflation in January reached its highest level since March last year, complicating the picture for the Bank of England after it said it would cut interest rates gradually amid a weak ...

The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 4.5 per cent, but painted a gloomy picture for the UK economy by halving its growth forecast for this year and predicting a surge in inflation.

The UK's Bank of England today (6 February) cut base rate to 4.5% amid ongoing concerns about inflation. In early reaction Neil Mehta, portfolio manager, RBC BlueBay Asset Management said: A 0.25% cut ...