Bank of England leaves interest rates on hold after August inflation surprise September 21, 2023 The Bank of England hiked interest rates by 25 basis points.
Stubborn inflation poses risks to financial stability, central bank watchdog warns September 18, 2023 Markets should not fall into the trap of thinking that inflation is decisively on its way down, the Bank of International Settlements has warned.
Interest rates: Three things the Bank will consider for the next rate decision September 18, 2023 The Bank of England's rate-setters will meet next week and they will have no shortage of topics to discuss.
Bank of England set to hike rates again despite fears of a recession September 18, 2023 Uncomfortably high levels of wage growth and services inflation suggest inflation is increasingly domestically driven.
More than 9.6m current accounts switched since service launched a decade ago September 16, 2023 A service which enables current account holders to ditch and switch to a new provider quickly and smoothly is celebrating its 10th birthday. More than 9.6m switches have been counted since the Current Account Switch Service (Cass) launched on September 16, 2013. The free-to-use service can be used by people, small businesses and small charities [...]
‘Real risk’ inflation could become embedded, Bank of England’s new deputy governor warns September 12, 2023 Speaking to MPs, Breeden said "the challenge right now is that wages are high and rising and there is a real risk that the second-round effects mean that this inflation becomes embedded."
Bank of England’s Mann signals support for interest rate hike after warning on ‘inflation persistence’ September 11, 2023 Speaking at the Canadian Association for Business Economics, Mann said "the risk of tightening too little is more salient" than tightening too much.
Recession: Experts divided on whether UK economy will avoid dreaded R word September 11, 2023 The UK economy has avoided a recession so far this year, to the surprise of many analysts, but that does not mean it is out of the woods yet.
Berkeley: Housebuilder warns of plummeting sales value amid property market volatility September 8, 2023 Berkeley has warned its value of private sales reservations has fallen 35 per cent on last year, reflecting the challenges facing the housing market. The housebuilder said the drop echoed the “elevated macroeconomic and political volatility”. It comes after house prices in August were revealed to be 4.6 per cent lower than the same month [...]
Rising rates will see wealthy receive £60bn in savings windfall, analysis shows September 6, 2023 Rising interest rates will create a windfall for the wealthy, new analysis shows, with household savings accumulating tens of millions more than in recent years.
