The Bank of England (BoE ... the UK's economic growth. Financial markets are almost certain that the BoE will announce a 25-basis-point cut this Thursday, with some anticipating that one or two ...

investors will be looking for any shift in language by the BoE’s Monetary Policy Committee that could hint at further reductions this year. “While the Bank of England is universally expected t ...

LONDON — The Bank ... in financial markets who had hoped for a shift to more rapid easing of policy. Rob Wood, an economist with Pantheon Macroeconomics in London, said the Bank’s caution made ...

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted 5-4 in favour of ... Before today's announcement by the Bank of England, financial markets expected UK interest rates to fall to close to ...

(Alliance News) - The Bank of England on Thursday lowered interest rates, as expected, although the vote make-up was more hawkish than predicted. The BoE's Monetary Policy Committee voted 5-4 for ...

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A rate-setter at the Bank of England has said he remains “pretty concerned” about the economic outlook as he renewed calls to ...

The Bank of England is ... from the tariff policies of the Trump administration. Most economists believe it's a near-certainty that the nine-member Monetary Policy Committee will sanction a ...

As a founding member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee DeAnne Julius pioneered ... that Britain’s booming financial and professional services sector is not being given the ...

In a brief statement issued on Tuesday, the central bank confirmed that the Monetary Policy Committee ... Financial Officer at Bibby Financial Services, sees a cut as a double-edged sword. “All signs ...

A large building society is planning to cut interest rates on dozens of personal savings accounts. Newcastle Building Society is dropping rates on 37 of the personal accounts they offer by 0.25%. The ...

And importantly, the rate of services inflation – a metric closely watched by the Bank of England – fell to 4.7% from 5%. “The new question now though for the MPC (Monetary Policy Committee) to ...