LONDON (Reuters) -The British public's expectations for inflation in the coming 12 months cooled in May, according to a Bank of England survey on Friday ahead of its interest rates decision next week.

The Bank of England is forecast to keep its Bank Rate on hold at 4.25% next week, followed by a likely one quarter-point rate ...

The British economy will grow a mild 1% this year with the Bank of England set to cut interest rates two more times in 2025, ...

Pay growth in Britain slowed sharply and unemployment rose to its highest in nearly four years in the three months to April, ...

The average UK house price fell by around £1,150 or 0.4% month-on-month in May, according to an index. Despite the monthly price drop, property values have increased by more than £7,000 over the past ...

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The Sun report that Albion want £70m for the forward, who they rate especially highly and who they don't intend to leave for ...

UK inflation surged to its highest ... Switch your savings account and save £150 (per year) "The Bank of England recently cut the base rate, which means your savings account might not offer the ...

Interest rates are the Bank's main tool in try to maintain the annual rate of inflation at, or close to, its target of 2%. The most recent UK inflation figures show prices rose 2.6% in the year to ...

The Bank of England slashed interest rates to 4.25 per cent on Thursday and warned that Donald Trump’s global tariff war will hit economic growth over the next three years in the UK. The central ...

The Bank of England (BoE) is widely expected to cut interest rates for the fourth ... again cutting the UK’s likely economic growth this year is another potential blow. While wider global ...

Morgan Stanley predicts UK interest rates to fall to 3.5 per cent by the end of this year, while Goldman Sachs says interest rates will fall to 3.25 per cent by June next year. Currently ...