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Brits warned UK 'may already be in recession' as inflation could climb to 11%

Experts have warned that Britain may be sliding into a recession as inflation continues to soar and the Bank of England is forced to raise interest rates for the fifth time

Daily Mirror

No tax cuts in England before inflation is tamed, ministers suggest

Rishi Sunak and Michael Gove appeared to indicate that fellow Conservative MPs pushing for tax cuts would have to wait as such measures could fuel runaway inflation

Wales Online

Stocks tank as central banks hike rates to fight inflation

New York (AFP) - Stock markets sank Thursday as more central banks hiked interest rates in efforts to tame runaway inflation, actions that raised fears they could spark recessions.

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Interest rate rise - all you need to know including impact on mortgage payments

Today's interest rates increase is expected to add around £21 a month - £252 a year - to the average repayments for a borrower with a £150,000 mortgage who is on their lender’s standard variable rate

Daily Mirror

Chancellor Rishi Sunak's message of 'reassurance' to Nottingham over cost of living crisis

'This is important for your readers - I really want them to be reassured that we will get inflation back under control'

Nottingham Post

Mortgage repayments get more expensive overnight as Bank of England raises interest rates

Putting yet more pressure on households struggling with the cost of living, mortgages are getting progressively more expensive

Evening Standard

BoE unveils fifth straight rate hike as inflation soars

London (AFP) - The Bank of England on Thursday hiked its main interest rate for the fifth straight time, as it forecast decades-high British inflation to soar further this year to above 11 percent.

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Economists blast Boris Johnson for 'suppressing' Brits' wages as inflation soars

Economists from a host of universities and think tanks have written to the Prime Minister dismissing his claims over pay hikes fuelling inflation

Daily Mirror

Summer of discontent as UK hit by new Covid wave, strike chaos and rising prices

The threat of the biggest industrial action to hit Britain since 1926 is looming amid a record wave of energy price hikes which has stoked fears echoing those during the 1978-79 'winter of discontent'

Daily Mirror

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Lord Geidt’s resignation letter is bad for the Government. In it, the Prime Minister’s now-former ethics advisor accuses him of risking a “deliberate and purposeful breach of the ministerial code” that had placed Geidt in an “impossible and odious position”.

Evening Standard

Homeowners face a £1667 increase in annual mortgage payments as BoE hikes interest rates again

Today’s announcement adds to consumer concern about the current economic climate, with Brits already struggling with the soaring inflation and cost of living crisis

Daily Mirror

Stocks tank as central banks hike rates

London (AFP) - Stock markets sank Thursday as more central banks hiked interest rates in efforts to tame runaway inflation, actions that raised fears they could spark recessions.

AFP

‘Tough times ahead’ for economy, warns Gove

The Communities Secretary said the Government and the Bank of England needed to ‘squeeze’ inflation out of the economy.

The Independent UK

What the Bank of England’s base rate rise to 1.25% means for you

The effect of the interest rate increase on mortgages, savings, annuities, house prices and rents

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Bank Of England Hikes Interest Rates For Fifth Straight Time To Address Inflation

The Bank of England has initiated its fifth consecutive interest rate hike with a 25 basis point uptick to 1.25%.

The Guardian - UK

Bank’s rate rise is a couple of sparklers compared with Fed’s fireworks

The next time the Bank of England debates interest rates, we’re likely to see a half-point increase

Evening Standard

Analysis: A banquet of bad news from the Bank of England - but let’s stay hopeful on jobs

Bank of England says it will “act forcefully” to put the brake on inflation

Chronicle Live

The Bank of England has put up interest rates again – so how will it affect me?

The base rate has been raised to 1.25%, the highest point since the start of 2009, but what does it mean?

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Daily Record

Interest rates: Households warned of higher prices as Bank of England increases rates to fight inflation

The Bank of England increased the base rate for borrowing to 1.25 per cent but warned that there could be further rises as it fights to bring inflation down from 11 per cent.

Insider UK

Bank of England hikes interest rates to 1.25%

Central bank warns that prices for households might increase even further than previously thought

AFP

BoE unveils fifth rate hike in row as inflation soars

London (AFP) - The Bank of England on Thursday hiked its main interest rate for a fifth straight time, as it forecast British inflation to soar further this year to above 11 percent.

The Street

Stock Market Today - 6/16: Dow Ends Below 30,000 On Recession Fears; Tech Stocks Pounded

Both the Bank of England and the Swiss National Bank followed the Fed with rate hikes Thursday, indicating a likely long-run of monetary tightening from global central banks aimed at taming inflation.

The National (Scotland)

Bank of England hikes interest rates to highest level since 2009

THE Bank of England has raised its interest base rate to the highest point since the start of 2009 as the cost of living continues to soar.

Birmingham Post

Interest rates raised to 1.25% as Bank of England responds to cost of living crisis- what will it mean for business?

Business leaders warn SMEs could be hit hard by rates rise

Evening Standard

Mortgages: Bank of England raises interest rates to 1.25% — here’s what it means for your mortgage

Interest rates have risen again, meaning millions could be set for higher mortgage costs. How much will your monthly payments increase?

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