Bank of England cuts UK interest rates

Why has the Bank of England cut the interest rate and what does it mean for mortgages and inflation?
Why has the Bank of England cut the interest rate and what does it mean for mortgages and inflation? - A lowering of the base rate to 5% suggests mortgage costs have peaked and inflation is coming und
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Bank of England cuts interest rate to 4.75% - what does it mean for my money?
The Bank of England's recent decision to reduce the base interest rate marks a significant shift in monetary policy, with wide-ranging implications for personal finances. Here's how this change may affect various aspects of one's financial life: Mortgages A drop in interest rates to 4.
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High inflation in Britain has not been vanquished and there is a risk that some drivers of price growth could be heading upwards, Bank of England interest rate-setter Catherine Mann said on Wednesday.
Bank of England slashes interest rate by 25 basis points to 4.75%, as expected
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Interest rates have been cut for the second time this year, by a quarter of a percentage poi, but mortgage rates are still set to rise in a blow to homeowners. The Bank of England reduced the base rate from 5 per cent to 4.75 per cent on Thursday, following a 0.25 percentage-point cut in August, which was the first drop in four years.
Trump election boosts UK inflation risks, Bank of England's Mann says
The Bank of England should keep interest rates on hold until upside risks to inflation - including those posed by the election of Donald Trump as the United States' next president - dissipate, a top BoE official said on Thursday.
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Bank of England’s Pill backs ‘gradual’ interest rate cuts despite ‘sticky’ pay growth
Huw Pill signalled that further rate cuts were on the way, while striking a cautious note on the continued persistence of ...
Interest rates: Bank of England UK base rate cut explained - what BOE decision means for you and mortgages
The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) announced on Thursday (7 November) that the rate would drop from 5% to 4.75%.
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