The Bank of England ... Accountants in England and Wales, says: "This cut in interest rates is a timely shot in the arm for those businesses struggling to adjust to last month's substantial ...

There is certainly scope for further cuts, but it is not a case of ‘what goes up must come down’. The Bank of England has ...

Britain suffered a bigger-than-expected inflation surge in April, prompting investors to bet on the Bank of England slowing ...

MORTGAGE lenders have begun slashing their interest rates after the Bank of England cut its base rate today ... proof of benefits, your last three month's payslips, passports and bank statements.

At 12:02 BST, the Bank of England cut its base rate to ... "This cut in interest rates is a timely shot in the arm for those businesses struggling to adjust to last month's substantial spike ...

The average rate for a two-year fixed mortgage stands at 4.99%, lower than last week's 5.06%, while five-year fixed deals average 5.24%, below last week's ... after the quarter-point snip to the Bank ...

The average rate for a two-year fixed mortgage stands at 4.79%, lower than last week's 4.99%, while five-year fixed deals average 5.04%, below last week's 5.24%, according to data from Uswitch. The ...

This is the fourth time the Bank has cut the rate since August 2024, when it fell from 5.25% to 5%. The last cut, from 4.75% to 4.5%, was in February 2025. News: The UK Bank of England ... high above ...

The average rate for a two-year fixed mortgage stands at 4.99%, lower than last week's 5.06%, while five-year fixed deals average 5.24% ... snip to the Bank of England base rate.

Yet the tug-of-war continues, and the dollar was sold again in Asia Pacific and Europe today. Among the G10 only the Antipodean currencies are weaker, following Australia's dovish rate cut. Emerging ...

Martin Lewis has given a key update for savers and anyone with a mortgage, credit card or loan following the Bank of England ... high above the base rate with typical APRs now 24.9% ...

The Bank of England announced today a cut on interest rates - they now stand at 4.25%, down from 4.5%. The announcement was made on Thursday, May 8. The interest rate cut is the fourth rate reduction ...