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UK Interest Rates

  • Pound on course for highest level against US dollar in over a year, City analysts bet

    June 7, 2023

    Pound sterling could end 2023 at its highest level in more than a year, strengthened by the Bank of England continuing to hike interest rates and the Federal Reserve taking its foot off the brake, analysts have told City PM The UK’s currency may strengthen to $1.30 toward the end of this year, driven by [...]

  • Investment slump amid higher interest rates risks finally sparking UK recession

    June 6, 2023

    A mix of factors are buffeting the UK economy right now. Spending power is being crushed by high inflation eroding family finances. House prices are coming off their heady heights as sellers drop prices to source buyers amid higher mortgage rates. External demand is thinning in response to weak consumer confidence amid a global cost [...]

  • House prices to stutter after Bank of England interest rate hikes

    June 4, 2023

    House price growth is poised to stutter, new figures out this week are expected to show, as prospective homeowners are gradually priced out of the market by the Bank of England’s successive interest rate rises.

  • Pound records strong week as London markets expects Bank to hike rates further

    June 2, 2023

    The pound has recorded its strongest week against the dollar in half a year as investors expect the Bank of England to keep hiking rates after the Fed has paused.  Across the week, the pound gained more than 1.5 per cent against the dollar to trade at over $1.2530 on Friday afternoon.  The pound performed [...]

  • HSBC leads banks’ plans to hike savings rates – and analysts say they could go up even further

    June 2, 2023

    HSBC UK is boosting the interest rates on some savings accounts with increases of up to 0.75 percentage points, the bank has announced. The increases will come into effect next week, on Thursday June 8. They include a 0.75 percentage point increase on the bank’s mysavings and premier savings youth accounts, taking rates to 5.00 [...]

  • Record £9bn pumped into ISAs as Brits capitalise on higher interest rates

    June 1, 2023

    Brits are yanking cash out of high street savings accounts and piling it into products that tie up their money for a longer period in exchange for a better interest rate, official figures out today show. Savers dropped £3.6bn into banks and building societies in April, nearly all of which went into fixed savings accounts [...]

  • Euro inflation slumps faster than expected to 6.1 per cent leaving UK further afield

    June 1, 2023

    Inflation in Europe is falling much faster than expected, further marking Britain out as suffering the toughest price pressures in the developed world. The rate of price increases in the 20 countries using the euro dropped to 6.1 per cent last month, down from seven per cent in the previous month, according to eurostat. That [...]

  • Recession uncertainty arrests UK business confidence upward march

    June 1, 2023

    Uncertainty about whether the UK economy will tip into a recession caused by sky high inflation and the Bank of England hiking interest rates aggressively to tame it is keeping businesses grounded, a new survey out today shows. A five straight month upward rise in optimism among leaders of Britain’s biggest firms was arrested in [...]

  • Bank of England to surpass Federal Reserve and hike interest rates to 15-year high

    May 31, 2023

    The Bank of England will have to hike interest rates to their highest level in more than 15 years to tackle sticky inflation that will stay above its target for at least another three years, a top Wall Street investment bank has warned today. Researchers at Goldman Sachs suspect businesses will carry on passing on [...]

  • People who get ‘poor’ bank rates should ‘shop around’, DWP sec Mel Stride says

    May 31, 2023

    People who feel they are getting “very poor” interest on their savings should “shop around” and find a bank that will pay “a better rate”, the Work and Pensions Secretary has said. Mel Stride said some of the “stickiness” comes because there is “often inertia” and that it is “relatively easy to change and switch [...]

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