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The Latest Breaking News from The Bank of England

Pound on track for worst run in almost a year, as FTSE 100 claws back losses – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

The Guardian - UK

Jobs market and pay growth are cooling off, large UK employers and recruiters warn

Survey reveals net fall in permanent jobs last month amid lengthening slowdown in employment market

The Guardian - UK

Big UK banks need to do more to be ready for potential failure, says Bank of England

BoE warns lenders including Barclays and Standard Chartered in effort to prevent social media-driven runs

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Bank of England seeks action from Britain's biggest banks on crisis plans

Threadneedle Street eyes lessons to be learned after SVB and Credit Suisse demise

Evening Standard

A simple solution to Rachel Reeves’ spending cuts? Stop subsidising the banks

A £22bn ‘black hole’ could be filled overnight if Labour stopped paying unnecessarily high interest on balances at Threadneedle Street

The Guardian - UK

Don’t be fooled by the interest rate cut – higher rates are here to stay

Mortgage payers and business owners vainly hope cut to 5% signals return to pre-pandemic era of cheap borrowing

The Guardian - UK

Expert warning to savers after Bank of England base rate cut

Savers are told to look beyond the more familiar big banks

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Just nine people decide what happens to UK interest rates - but pressure for change is mounting

The inflation spike caused by external factors including the Ukraine war might be over, but the importance of interest rates to the UK economy isn’t going away. Continuing global instability and the newly elected Labour government’s commitment to growing the economy mean the Bank of England will have to stay…

The Conversation

Bank Of England Cuts Interest Rate By 0.25%

Bank of England's rate cut aims to boost economy amid Brexit uncertainties. Lower rates may impact inflation.

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The Bank of England interest rate cut is not enough

City Voices: The MPC needs to be much bolder

Evening Standard

Bank of England cuts interest rate for first time since 2020 as inflation eases

UK interest rates have been cut for the first time in more than four years, releasing some pressure on borrowers as the Bank of England was…

The National (Scotland)

Bank of England cuts interest rates at last

The benchmark lending rate comes down from 5.25% to 5% bringing relief to millions of borrowers

Evening Standard

Is mortgage anxiety relief here? Interest rates 'finally' down to 5% as high street lenders cut rates

The Bank of England has dropped the interest rate by 0.25%, as some of the main lenders rush to offer lower mortgage rates

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

Public sector pay rises unlikely to drive up inflation, says Bank of England after interest rate cut – as it happened

City economists predict further cut in November, after first reduction in UK interest rates since 2020, as Bank lifts its growth forecast for this year

The Independent UK

Bank of England mulling first interest rate cut since early days of COVID-19 over 4 years ago

Borrowing costs in the U.K. could be cut later for the first time since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic more than four years ago, though economists stressed that the decision is likely to be a close call

International Business Times

Bank Of England To Finally Cut Interest Rate?

The Bank of England announces its latest interest-rate decision Thursday, with analysts split on whether it will cut for the first time since the Covid pandemic after inflation's retreat.

The Guardian - UK

Bank of England braced for knife-edge interest rate decision

Markets predict quarter-point cut to 5% when policymakers’ decision is announced on Thursday

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Evening Standard

Taylor Wimpey CEO backs "ambitious" government house building targets as profit falls before interest rate cut

Jennie Daly stands by the FTSE 100 firm’s pledge to build 10,000 homes this year

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Bank Of England Expected To Make First Rate Cut Since Pandemic

Central banks globally adjust interest rates to tackle inflation and boost spending amidst economic uncertainties.

Evening Standard

Interest rate cut likely to be delayed by Bank of England, says former Chancellor Lord Hammond

The Tory peer believes the bank’s Monetary Policy Committee will be concerned about pay rises well above its two per cent inflation target

The Guardian - UK

Poor weather and cost of living crisis drive UK summer spending down

Figures show weak consumer demand persisted in June and July as Bank of England ponders interest rate decision

The Guardian - UK

UK house prices expected to rise over second half of year, says Zoopla

Larger number of homes for sale will help push up prices by 2%, says property portal

The Independent UK

Mortgage approvals for house purchase steady in June, says Bank of England

The number of mortgage approvals made to home buyers remained at about 60,000 in June, the Bank’s Money and Credit report said.

The Guardian - UK

How bad are Britain’s finances? Key questions and answers on the state of the economy

Several factors restrict the Labour government’s room for manoeuvre in its agenda for growth, writes Phillip Inman

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