Bank of England

The Bank of England (BoE) is likely to deliver a Christmas interest rate cut following this week's budget.

The Chancellor is about to squeeze demand through a sizeable fiscal tightening, which reduces inflationary pressure.

The British pound fell in response to the Bank of England's November decision.

Incoming data shows a resilient economy that doesn't need materially lower interest rates.

Barclays sees an opportunity for the Bank of England to cut interest rates next month.

Goldman Sachs expects the Bank of England to hold rates through November and December 2025.

Interest rates are too high and risk sending the economy into a "bumpy landing".

The Bank of England's Chief Economist has signalled why he might be voting against an interest rate cut in November.

The British pound dropped 0.60% against the U.S. dollar, pressing its July lows versus the euro.

The British pound fell from the day's highs after the Bank of England left Bank Rate unchanged but left the door open to a cut in November.

Inflation will fall notably next year, allowing a forward-looking Bank to cut rates again.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is taking credit for a series of Bank of England rate cuts, which risks compromising monetary policy independence.

The British Pound rises against the Euro and Dollar as an initial response to the August policy decision.

Bank of England reiterates "gradual and slow" approach to interest rate cuts.

The maintenance of a quarterly run rate of cuts means the Pound is unfazed.

The Pound-to-Euro exchange rate still looks poised for further gains.

A June interest rate cut is no longer a sure bet.

A strengthening Pound lowers imported inflation.

The Bank of England has its hand tied by rising inflation.

The British Pound rose after the Bank of England held interest rates and warned further cuts were conditional.