It comes after the Bank of England said it would hike interest rates by 0.75% to 3% on Thursday - the biggest single increase since 1989. At 3%, the base rate - wich is what the Bank charges ...

Deutsche Bank Research now expects the Bank of England will increase interest rates by 25 basis points twice more, once in May and once most likely in June, to take the terminal rate to 4.75% ...

The Bank of England made its 13th consecutive interest rate hike on Thursday, moving for a 50 basis-point rate hike that will bring its key bank rate to 5%, and said further hikes may be needed.

These were just two of the grim headlines on Britain’s front pages taking aim at the Bank of England on Friday, the day after it announced a surprisingly large increase in interest rates.

The Bank of England cut interest rates Thursday ... demand and transaction activity will increase when the autumn market gets underway in September and more mortgage rates fall below the 4% ...

and four by the chancellor - then vote on whether to increase, reduce or hold interest rates. For more on the Bank of England and how it affects interest rates, click here. I'm in Wolverhampton ...

“We know this is hard,” the central bank’s governor said, after increasing interest rates half a point, to 5 percent. By Eshe Nelson Reporting from London The Bank of England raised interest ...

The Bank of England raised its primary interest rate by half a percentage point — its largest increase since 1995 — and warned that Britain would enter a protracted recession before the end of ...

The Bank of England ... While higher interest rates have been painful for borrowers, they’ve brought better returns for savers. Banks had been heavily criticised for failing to increase savings ...