Policymakers say they will only cut rates slowly in 2025 as they struggle with ‘last mile’ of cooling price growth
Central bank maintains benchmark at 4.75% and highlights risk of persistent inflation
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Stubborn inflation and stalling growth have driven yields back to the highs reached after October’s Budget
Figure cements expectations Bank of England will hold interest rates steady on Thursday
Increase in pay for three months to October driven by private sector
Andrew Bailey welcomes better than expected fall in price growth in FT interview
Bank of England data highlights impact of decline in interest rates
A combination of lower output, higher unemployment and inflation would leave the Bank of England in a tight spot
Increase from 1.7% prompts traders to further reduce bets that Bank of England will cut rates next month
Bank governor tells MPs it will take time to assess the impact of national insurance rise
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Spending boost has reinforced the monetary policy committee’s caution about scope for further interest rate cuts
Central bank signals further reduction is unlikely before next year as it raises post-Budget inflation forecast
UK central bank focused on longer-term picture of slowing inflation even as Budget predicted to increase near-term demand
Bank of England has already had plenty of time to react to the chancellor’s thinking
Huw Pill told ONS in private letter that efforts to fix key labour market survey ‘have not yet led to improvement’
Real earnings are rising and consumer confidence has improved yet households still choose to save their disposable income rather than spend it
First reading below Bank of England’s target in 3 years opens door to more rate cuts this year
Barclays pulls best-priced home loan rate with other lenders set to follow suit
Bank of England governor opens door to a faster pace of rate cuts if inflationary pressures continue to ease
Average price now just 2% below all-time high of mid-2022
Megan Greene says understanding reasons for current sluggish spending will be ‘crucial’ to monetary policy outlook
Shorter fixed-rate offers move closer to five-year ones as markets price in future Bank of England rate cuts
