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Bank of England cuts interest rates to 4.25%, as governor welcomes US tariff deal news

Thanks for joining us for the Bank of England’s decision on interest rates, which comes just after midday. The Bank’s rate, which dictates borrowing costs for households and businesses - such as mortgages and loans - currently stands at 4.5%.

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Bank of England cuts interest rates: Here's what it means for your money

The Bank of England's interest rate cut on Thursday will bring a sigh of relief for borrowers, businesses and hard-pressed consumers across the country.

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Bank of England Set to Cut Interest Rates Again. Why the Fed Is Lagging Further Behind the U.K.

President Donald Trump’s widespread tariffs have increased uncertainty about the outlook across the globe, and BOE officials say that’s more likely to bring inflation rates down rather than push them up.

Bank of England sticks to cautious path despite trade turmoil

The Bank of England cut interest rates by a quarter percentage point in a divided decision that surprised markets and ...

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Bank of England cuts UK interest rates to 4.25%

The Bank of England cut interest rates by 25 basis points today, as widely anticipated, disappointing those hoping for a ...

Interest rates LIVE: Bank of England updates as base rate announcement delayed today

The Bank of England's base rate dictates how much interest you pay when you borrow money, so mortgages and credit card rates usually get more expensive when it goes up ...

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Buyers wait for more interest rate cuts as London house prices rise just 1.3%

London property prices rose just 1.3% to an average of £543,346 in a subdued market during the year to April latest figures ...

Warning over ‘zombie’ bank accounts costing you money ahead of interest rate update tomorrow

SAVERS have been issued a warning over “zombie” bank accounts costing them money ahead of a big interest rate update tomorrow ...

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Interest rates are about to fall. What to do today to protect your savings

This is why experts are suggesting savers to act fast to take advantage of the top rates – with easy access and fixed-rate ...

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