Interest rates
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Bank’s chief economist warns of further rate rises
…as inflation continues to rise
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Bank raises rates as inflation climbs higher
Interest rates will rise from 0.1% to 0.25% after an overwhelming vote by the MPC
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IMF tells Bank of England it needs to raise interest rates
Inflation is set to hit 5.5%, but the Bank of England is expected to keep rates at 0.1% tomorrow
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Interest rate rise less likely amid new Covid restrictions
The markets decided a rate rise was not going to happen even before the PM’s announcement
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Mortgage lenders raise rates despite BoE holding firm
Bank of England has told lenders to ring-fence vast sums in case cladding victims default
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Dismay as Bank of England holds rates at 0.1%
BoE governor Andrew Bailey denies being an “unreliable boyfriend” despite talking up a rate hike
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Interest rate rise expected at high noon
The Bank of England’s monetary policy committee is expected to increase rates to 0.25% today
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City banks bet on Thursday interest rate rise
Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley all think a hike to 0.25% will come this week
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Rising rates could cool housing market
A bump in interest rates could make resi property less attractive
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Expect interest rates to rise next week, say lenders
Mortgage lenders are already pricing in a jump to 0.25%, expected on Thursday
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Bank says inflation will hit 5%
Comments by Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill have raised likelihood of interest rate rise
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Bond yields rise as bank appears to back rates rise
The Bank of England governor’s comments have strengthened investors confidence in a rise