What is the Bank of England and why does it change interest rates?
Posted on 22nd Jun 2023
The Bank of England has put up interest rates to 5% as it tries to control inflation.
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Posted on 22nd Jun 2023
The Bank of England has put up interest rates to 5% as it tries to control inflation.
Posted on 22nd Jun 2023
Interest rates are expected to go up to 4.75% from 4.5% as the Bank tries to slow soaring prices.
Posted on 21st Jun 2023
The rate at which prices are rising remains high, driven by soaring food prices.
Posted on 22nd Jun 2023
Interest rates have risen by more than expected to 5% from 4.5%, making the cost of borrowing more expensive.
Posted on 22nd Jun 2023
Analysts expect the base rate to go up from 4.5% to 4.75%, to tackle rising prices.
Posted on 22nd Jun 2023
The Bank of England is expected to raise rates from a current level of 4.5% to control price rises.
Posted on 21st Jun 2023
The Bank of England has put up interest rates to 4.5% as it continues to try to control inflation.
Posted on 21st Jun 2023
The rate at which prices are rising remains high, driven by soaring food prices.
Posted on 21st Jun 2023
The Bank of England has put up interest rates to 4.5% as it continues to try to control inflation.
Posted on 20th Jun 2023
The rate at which prices are rising remains high, driven by soaring food prices.
Posted on 17th Jun 2023
Rising rates means those looking to remortgage will pay £2,900 a year more in 2024, a think tank says.
Posted on 17th Jun 2023
Rising rates means those looking to remortgage will pay £2,900 a year more in 2024, a think tank says.
Posted on 14th Jun 2023
The rate at which prices are rising remains high, driven by soaring food prices.
Posted on 17th Jun 2023
Rising rates means those looking to remortgage will pay £2,900 a year more in 2024, a think tank says.
Posted on 14th Jun 2023
The rate at which prices are rising remains high, driven by soaring food prices.
Posted on 17th Jun 2023
Rising rates means those looking to remortgage will pay £2,900 a year more in 2024, a think tank says.
Posted on 14th Jun 2023
The rate at which prices are rising remains high, driven by soaring food prices.
Posted on 17th Jun 2023
Rising rates means those looking to remortgage will pay £2,900 a year more in 2024, a think tank says.
Posted on 14th Jun 2023
The rate at which prices are rising remains high, driven by soaring food prices.
Posted on 14th Jun 2023
The rate at which prices are rising remains high, driven by soaring food prices.