The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has decided to hold its benchmark rate steady at 4.5%. This follows the US Federal Reserve’s decision not to change its rates.

SQUEEZED Brits may have to wait until August for the Bank of England to cut interest rates again, according to economists. As widely expected the Bank yesterday voted to hold interest rates at 4.5 ...

The Bank of England kept its key interest rate on hold at 4.5 percent Thursday, opting against a further cut despite stagnant UK economic growth as inflation stays elevated. The announcement comes ...

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The Bank of England has left itself the option to “skip” an interest rate cut later this year, economists have said, after policymakers voted to leave borrowing costs unchanged at 4.5pc.

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THE Bank of England has decided to keep interest rates unchanged, delivering a blow to homeowners hoping for help with mortgage bills. At today's meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC ...

The Bank of England has held the base rate at 4.5 per cent for March 2025, with eight out of nine members of the Monetary Policy Committee voting to maintain current levels, but what does it mean for ...