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Inflation

Bank of England Lowers Rate to 4% After Rare Second Vote

Governor Andrew Bailey emphasized that upside inflation risks coupled with rising unemployment cloud the outlook for future rate cuts.

Bank of England Cuts Base Rate to 4% After Split MPC Vote

Major UK Banks Cut Savings Yields to as Low as 1.15% in Mid-July

Reeves Protects Working-Class Tax Rates While Leaving Wealth Levy on Table

Fed and BoE Maintain Rates as Israel-Iran Conflict Deepens

Bank of England Holds Interest Rate at 4.25%

Fed Holds Rates Steady as Trade Uncertainty Persists

Barclays and HSBC Raise Mortgage Rates as NatWest Cuts Ahead of BoE Decision

Savers Urged to Act as Banks Cut Interest Rates Following Base Rate Reduction

Bank of England Cuts Interest Rate to 4.25% Following Tight Vote Split

Trump Pauses Most Tariffs for 90 Days, Escalates Measures Against China

Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady, Signals Possible Cuts in 2025

UK Inflation Rises to 3%, Complicating Economic Recovery Plans

Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates to 4.5% to Support UK Economy

Markets Brace for Key Inflation Data After Fed Rate Cut and Hawkish Outlook

Markets Tumble as Fed Signals Slower Rate Cuts in 2025

Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates Amid Economic Uncertainty

US Mortgage Rates Surge to Highest Level Since July

Bank of Canada Expected to Announce Significant Rate Cut

Bank of England Considers More Aggressive Rate Cuts Amid Inflation Concerns