Interest rates were cut last month, with the Bank of England slashing them from 4.50% to 4.25% on 8th May. It was a three-way ...

Mortgage rates could end up ticking back up in the future, brokers have said, as the Bank of England’s chief economist warned ...

The Bank of England’s MPC member Huw Pill has said the base rate was cut too early and there was a risk of higher-for-longer ...

Huw Pill, chief economist at the Bank of England, was one of two MPC members to vote for a hold at May’s meeting ...

The pace of rate cuts should be cautious, especially given the potential impact of structural changes in price and wage-setting behavior after the inflation spike of recent years, Pill noted. The BOE ...

A Bank of England policymaker has warned that interest rates have fallen "too fast" and risk pushing UK inflation up again.

The Bank of England’s chief economist has warned it has been cutting rates too quickly, and argued its policymakers should have held the level unchanged given ongoing inflationary persistence.

Interest rates have fallen too fast, the Bank of England’s chief economist has said. Huw Pill warned in a speech on Tuesday ...

Interest rates are falling too fast, the Bank of England’s chief economist has warned, sparking fears about its ability to ...