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The Bank of England has reduced its base interest rate from 4.5% to 4.25%, citing the ongoing trade war as a contributing factor. The decision came just before the official confirmation of a trade ...
The Bank of England cut interest rates on Thursday for the third time in about six months, amid signs of weak economic growth in Britain and an unexpected slowdown in inflation. But it warned that ...
British inflation cooled slightly in May after jumping in April, with price growth in the services sector - key for the BoE - ...
The Bank of England said on Friday it will focus on a scenario involving a market panic about a trade war and sovereign debt risks in this year's stress test of central counterparties, which form ...
The escalating conflict in the Middle East is “deeply worrying”, a deputy governor of the Bank of England has warned after ...
Analysts are expecting the Bank of England to cut interest rates tomorrow as concerns mount over a potential global trade war and deteriorating economic growth outlook. Most economists anticipate ...
The Bank of England has kept interest rates on hold as it warned of growing economic uncertainty linked to Donald Trump's trade war. The central bank's monetary policy committee, which meets every ...
The Bank of England cut its key interest rate to 4.25% from 4.5%, a day after the Federal Reserve opted to keep rates on hold. The BOE's move highlights the divergence between the Fed and its ...
THE threat of a global trade war is set to tip the balance at the Bank of England toward more interest-rate cuts, investors and economists say. The raft of tariffs unveiled by US President Donald ...
The Bank of England has warned that Donald Trump’s trade war leaves the world more exposed to a financial and economic crisis.. A steep rise in global tariffs beginning at 5am on Wednesday ...
The Bank of England cut interest rates Thursday for the first time since the start of the pandemic, providing some relief to households squeezed by the highest borrowing costs in 16 years.