The Bank of England's expectation that interest rates will move gradually downwards is not a prediction for its next policy ...

The Bank of England is sticking to its policy of removing monetary policy restrictiveness in a “careful and gradual” series of rate reductions, which has amounted to one quarter point cut every three ...

The Bank of England paused rate cuts at 4.25%, reflecting caution amid weakening UK growth and labor market data. Check out ...

The Bank of England is facing pressure to push ahead with more interest-rate cuts after a week of woeful data showed the UK ...

The central bank deputy governor says the job market is cooling in a sustained, rather than abrupt manner.

BoE governor Andrew Bailey said increases to employer National Insurance Contributions had impacted the jobs market more than ...

Bank of England holds rates at 4.25% amid weak GDP growth, persistent inflation and global uncertainty; economists expect ...

The Bank of England has left interest rates on hold at 4.25%. The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) chaired by Bank ...

Despite weaker jobs numbers, the Bank of England is showing little sign that it’s about to pick up the pace of easing. Click ...

It is highly likely that some members will vote for a second successive cut while others will strongly resist another ...

Goldman Sachs Chief European Economist Jari Stehn discusses what to expect from today's Bank of England interest rate ...

Bank of England rate-setter Megan Greene warned second-round effects may keep inflation above 3% for longer but said it ...