Bank of England

BOE sees weather as new inflation risk while London sizzles

Bank of England policymaker Alan Taylor places the most weight on downside risks for Britain’s economy that might in the future require rate cuts from their current level of 3.75 per cent.

BOE's Taylor backs extended hold for interest rates

"Oil prices have fallen in recent days and that's encouraging," Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said in written remarks.

Bank of England holds rates in 7-2 vote as oil outlook eases

The BOE is closely watching Britain’s job market to see if higher oil prices caused by the Iran war will trigger bigger wage rises.

UK wages grow faster than expected in three months ended April

Placements of permanent staff dropped the most in 10 months with firms citing low confidence and increased cost pressures, the poll found.

UK jobs slump deepens as Starmer woes add to headwinds, REC says

The property market in the UK started the year on a strong footing as aspiring buyers shrugged off fears of tax rises.

UK mortgage approvals hit 15-month high in April despite Iran war

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey have previously signalled they are in no rush to raise borrowing costs.

Bank of England’s Bailey says allowing inflation to run above target is appropriate

The key question for the Bank of England's interest-rate setters is whether the expected rise in headline inflation creates longer-term price pressures in the economy.

UK inflation slows to 2.8% in April

British companies added more short-term workers for the first time since January.

British businesses turning to temporary staff to cope with volatility