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 ... after the quarter-point snip to the Bank of England base rate. UK Finance ...

Some of Britain's biggest mortgage lenders have slashed mortgage rates in response to the Bank of England's decision to lower the base rate to ... with two- and five-year fixed deals at 60% ...

Several of Britain's largest mortgage lenders have reduced their mortgage rates in response to the Bank of England's decision to lower the base rate ... offering two- and five-year fixed deals ...

The Bank of England has lowered interest rates ... The move brings rates to their lowest level in nearly two years, following a steady descent from a post-Covid peak of 5.25%. Governor Andrew Bailey ...

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

Several economists believe there will be just one more base rate cut this year as a result of higher than expected inflation ...

Huw Pill said he was worried about the rate at which the Bank of England is cutting rates (Bloomberg/Getty) Interest rates ...

Analysts at Pantheon Macroeconomics argued that persistent inflation and a sharp rise in the minimum wage will probably keep ...

Mortgage rates could end up ticking back up in the future, brokers have said, as the Bank of England’s chief economist warned ...

The Bank of England's interest rate cut is likely to bring relief to borrowers, businesses and hard-pressed consumers across the country.

In contrast, many high street banks have been slow to adjust, maintaining lower returns even during periods of rising rates.

When the base rate changes, it has an impact on your borrowing and saving, as banks and lenders will update their interest rates to reflect the Bank of England decision ...