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Russian invasion of Ukraine has intensified pressure on the Bank of England to raise rates as consumer price inflation increases

Experts say the Bank of England is 'highly likely' to raise interest rates. There are also fears fallout from the conflict in Ukraine could lead to rising costs for businesses

A London court has ordered two Lebanese banks to pay a depositor $4 million of his money locked in Lebanon’s crippled banking system by informal capital controls in place since a financial meltdown in 2019, the first such ruling in Britain. The High Court of Justice, Queen’s Bench Division, ordered…

The Bank of Canada raised interest rates to 0.5%, a 25-basis-point uptick that marked the first time that rates were increased by the nation’s central bank since 2018.

ING experts said there had been a ‘massive’ re-pricing of UK interest rates by financial markets due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Several hundred Hungarians rallied in central Budapest on Tuesday to protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which has sent tens of thousands of refugees across the border, with most of them fleeing towards Western Europe.

Around 12% of people either can't get a mortgage or can't get the one they want due to strict lending requirements dating back to 2014, which the Bank of England is talking about relaxing

The annual growth rate for borrowing using consumer credit accelerated to 3.2% in January, according to Bank of England figures.

If adopted, the changes would see an affordability rule scrapped