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Bank of England halts cuts as inflation bites and £30bn bond purge is scrapped
BoE holds rates at 4% and slows bond sell-off amid inflation fears and fragile gilt markets
The Bank of England freezes interest rates – homeowners brace for impact
The Bank of England is set to maintain interest rates at 4.5%, with policymakers resisting further cuts as inflation remains above target. Analysts predict potential reductions later in the year
UK’s economic slowdown: A crisis or a cure for inflation? BoE governor weighs in
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey warns that weakening demand in the UK economy could help curb inflation, but uncertainties in the labour market and global trade
Bank of England poised to cut interest rates! what it means for you
The Bank of England is widely expected to cut interest rates to 4.5%, aiming to boost the slowing UK economy amidst inflation concerns.
First Interest Rate Cut Since 2020: Here’s what it could mean for mortgages
The Bank of England's first rate cut since 2020 brings the Base Rate down to 5%, potentially easing mortgage costs and impacting borrowing strategies.