Interest rates have been slashed to 4% this afternoon, marking the fifth cut since last August - and taking the cost of borrowing to its lowest level in more than two years ...

We explain what the Bank of England's decision to cut rates means for your money - and whether rates will be cut again soon.

LONDON (Reuters) -British consumers have turned a bit more confident this month after the latest interest rate cut by the ...

Governor Andrew Bailey tells the BBC he expects rates to continue falling, but “the course is a bit more uncertain”.

The Bank of England will cut interest rates by a quarter-point once more this year and then again in early 2026 as a ...

The Bank of England cut interest rates on Thursday but four of its nine policymakers - worried about high inflation - sought ...

The Bank of England has slashed interest rates to the lowest level in more than two years at four per cent. The decision to cut rates from 4.25 per cent comes after members were told to vote for a ...

UK inflation accelerated more than expected in July due to higher food prices and airfares, raising the possibility that Bank ...

As the Bank of England cuts interest rates by the narrowest of margins, millions of borrowers and savers will be asking what it might mean for them. Here we explain ...

The rate cut is the bank’s fifth since last August, when policymakers began to lower borrowing costs from a 16-year high of 5.25%.

The Bank of England has cut interest rates to four per cent in an unprecedented double vote after MPC members disagreed the ...

Threadneedle Street could throw Rachel Reeves an economic lifeline by slashing interest rates on Thursday - but do you think it's a good idea?