Keir Starmer’s incoming Labour government will get a favorable political tailwind from the Bank of England (BOE) when it likely cuts rates on August 1 after sidestepping the UK election

The Bank of England (BOE) gave its strongest signal to date that it plans to ease rates in coming months in what some members called a “finely balanced” decision to

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s call for a July 4 snap election and surprisingly stubborn inflation may have sidelined a rate cut by the Bank of England (BOE) next month but it

The Bank of England (BOE) warned it may start cutting rates as soon as next month as long as data continue to indicate the risks of inflation persistence are receding.

The Bank of England (BOE) again will hold rates at their 16-year peak this week and reprise the committee’s February eight-to-one March vote count, though it has likely lowered inflation

Despite slightly firmer-than-expected UK inflation, Bank of England (BOE) governor Andrew Bailey – being careful not to let expectations for a first rate cut drift too far out this year

We expect the Bank of England (BOE) to cut rates 75bps this year, spreading 25bps moves across meetings in June, August and November as a temporary dip in inflation under

The Bank of England (BOE) is tipping toward a June cut in Bank Rate, awaiting confirmation that headline inflation is going to continue to slow and squeeze out the risk

After a flurry of excitement early this month over the Bank of England (BOE) dropping its tightening bias and tilting policy toward easing this year, inflation persistence now has officials

The Bank of England (BOE) held rates at 5.25% and set the stage for rate cuts by dropping prior guidance that warned of further tightening before Governor Andrew Bailey took

Collapsing UK inflation could prompt the Bank of England (BOE) to cut rates as soon as March as it scrambles to upgrade November’s outdated economic projections, and it seeks to

With little faith in the Bank of England’s (BOE) willingness to return UK inflation back to the 2% target before the economy slides into recession, markets are already speculating how

The Bank of England (BOE) elevated its concern that growth will falter over the risk of persistence in inflation in today’s decision in a tight policy vote to keep rates

The Bank of England (BOE) is likely to hike one more time by 25 basis points to 5.50% when the Monetary Policy Committee meets next Thursday, September 21, and it

With a crisis of confidence deepening in the Bank of England’s (BOE) ability to wrestle the UK’s inflation problem without precipitating a recession, its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) may opt

In a clear signal the Bank of England (BOE) plans plenty of additional tightening and accepts it has lost control of inflation, a voting majority supported a surprise 50 basis

The Bank of England (BOE), losing its battle with inflation, will hike rates another 25 basis points this week and probably end up blasting past 5% in coming months, as

The Bank of England (BOE) will likely deliver another widely expected 25 basis-point- hike in its Bank rate this week to 4.50% though less expected is that it might well

If ever there was a central bank to sprint for the sidelines amid market turmoil it would be the Bank of England (BOE). Even though inflation is slowing, it remains

With inflation still hovering above 10%, the Bank of England (BOE) will likely fulfill market expectations of a 50 basis point hike in the key rate to 4% this week