Indeed, pay growth in the first quarter came in at 5.5 per cent, below the BoE’s forecasts of 6.2 per cent made in February ...

The Bank of England is "almost certain" to cut interest rates next month after the economy slumped for a second month in a ...

Economists have pencilled in more interest rate cuts from the Bank of England after fresh growth figures showed the economy ...

The Bank of England is expected to hold interest rates at its next June decision due to high wage growth and energy price ...

Central banks sense that their once-bloated balance sheets are closing in on the fabled 'steady state', meaning they can concentrate solely on setting interest rates rather than fretting about the ...

Quantitative tightening’ is driving up borrowing costs and piling pressure on public finances, according to fund managers ...

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said earlier this month that he was sticking with a "gradual and careful" approach to cutting interest rates as uncertainty from U.S. tariffs clouds the outlook.

Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said the upcoming annual review of the BoE's balance sheet rundown - or 'quantitative ...

Landbay sales and distribution director Rob Stanton says: “Huw Pill has been a consistent voice of caution while the central bank has been making rate reductions. He’s not alone: both he and Catherine ...

However, external BOE rate-setter Catherine Mann recently cast doubt on this channel, saying that retailers may use the discounts to help them rebuild profit margins squeezed by inflation.

Two BoE's policymakers Swati Dhingra and Alan Taylor, voted for a bigger half-point cut, while another pair - chief economist Huw Pill and Catherine Mann - unexpectedly voted in May to hold rates at 4 ...