Interest rates
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Fifty-fifty chance of recession, warns Bank of England
Interest rates have been kept at 5.25% and “will remain high”
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Next interest rate decision will be ‘finely balanced’, warns Pill
Markets expect another rate rise but full impact of past increases has yet to be felt
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Borrowing costs to fall as Bank of England keeps rates steady
Interest rates have remained at 5.25% after governor casts deciding vote
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Interest rate rise hangs in the balance
Odds for a rise to 5.5% have fallen from 80% to an even chance
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Interest rate peak may have been reached, says Bank of England governor
The Bank of England governor expects inflation to “fall quite markedly” this year
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Mortgage bills to rise by £17bn next year
More than 90% of mortgage holders will refix deals at worse rates by the general election
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Interest rates should stay put, says Bank of England economist
Huw Pill would rather Table Mountain than the Matterhorn
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Are we near the peak for interest rates?
Yesterday’s rise to 5.25% has signalled to some that the rates will peak at 5.75%
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Economists bet on bank to go low on rate rise
A rise to 5.25% is seen as more likely than a hike to 5.5%
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Business confidence falls as bank readies rate rise
The Lloyds Bank Business Barometer fell six points to 31%
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Interest rates to rise again this week
The Bank of England is expected to raise rates to 5.25% or 5.5%
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Starwood’s Sternlicht on real estate’s category 5 hurricane
US interest rate hikes have squeezed commercial real estate, says billionaire investor