Bank of England
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BoE looks to ‘modest tightening’ in face of inflation threat
Deputy governor acknowledges there are risks in tightening monetary policy too much
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Markets price in second interest rate rise
The Bank of England will decide this Thursday is rates should rise for a second consecutive time
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IMF tells Bank of England it needs to raise interest rates
Inflation is set to hit 5.5%, but the Bank of England is expected to keep rates at 0.1% tomorrow
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Interest rate rise less likely amid new Covid restrictions
The markets decided a rate rise was not going to happen even before the PM’s announcement
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Bank rate-setters speak out against interest rate rise
The Bank of England appears divided over whether rates should be raised above historic low
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Interest rates rise becomes more likely
Two members of the Bank of England’s MPC voted to tighten anti-inflation measures
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Economic recovery is ‘levelling off’, warns Bank of England governor
But interest rates are still likely to rise in the next two to three years
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Interest rates may need to rise, says Bank of England policymaker
Michael Saunders said a rates rise would happen if growth and inflation continued current course
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Bank of England backtracks on back to office plans
Staff will not be compelled to return to the office at all during September
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Interest rates will rise if inflation stays high, says BoE
The Bank is convinced the 4% inflation is just “temporary”
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Inflation will hit 4% this year, says Bank deputy
An interest rate hike could follow sooner than expected
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Bank of England appoints Beauchamp Estates to panel
Mayfair-based estate agent will provide company data and property sector statistics