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Rate cuts will be smaller than you think, says Bank of England official
Catherine Mann says Bank is unlikely to cut rates before the US
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Why Andrew Bailey risks derailing Britain’s recovery
In stamping out every last ember of inflation, the Bank is threatening the green shoots of growth
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Rate cuts are ‘on the way’, says Bailey
Bank of England holds borrowing costs at 5.25pc but says inflation fight almost won
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Next boss calls for crackdown on tax loophole exploited by Chinese rivals
Lord Wolfson urges review of methods used by fast fashion websites to avoid customs bills
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Everything you need to know about remortgaging in 2024
Plus, use our calculator to work out how much your new deal will cost
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Mortgage rates creep up – when to ditch your tracker for a fixed deal
Bank Rate is held at 5.25pc once more
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Inflation drops to two-year low in boost for rate cut hopes
Bank of England to convene after Fed rules out lower borrowing costs
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Mortgage rates tumble after surprise inflation fall
Loan cuts raise hopes the Bank Rate will come down faster than expected this year
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The Federal Reserve is preparing for a hand-brake U-turn on interest rates
US economy’s ability to reset itself when imbalanced is being stunted by interventions
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Andrew Bailey ‘already too late’ on rate cuts, warns Citi
Lender expects ‘screeching reversal’ as it accuses Bank of England of keeping rates too high for too long
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Cut borrowing or face debt crisis, warns top central banker
Governments will struggle to improve public finances given calls for greater expenditure
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How the Bank of England’s rate rises lost their power
Threadneedle Street branded ‘ineffective’ as economists question its role in taming price rises
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Labour economists see rising recession danger in the US
Climbing unemployment is pushing America’s economy perilously close to the edge
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Halifax to impose new age limit on thousands of older mortgage borrowers
Homebuyers face higher monthly payments as bank moves to rein in risky lending
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Britain on track to exit recession as economy returns to growth
Rebound in retail and construction sectors sparks 0.2pc jump in GDP
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The real reason Britain has a debt problem
High debt ratio isn’t the monster we’re fighting, it’s high interest rates
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Financial crisis rules ‘holding back housing market’
Stretched affordability and tough tests prevent first-time buyers from getting on ladder, lobbyist warns
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It’s one of the biggest questions in investment – and I’ve finally found the answer
After crunching the numbers, the age-old contrarian versus momentum debate has a winner
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House prices to bounce back quicker than expected
OBR expects housing market to rebound in 2026 thanks to falling interest rates
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Britons need 72-year mortgages to make bills affordable, analysis reveals
High house prices and interest rates dramatically push up length of loans
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Britain is living beyond its means – but slashing public investment is the worst thing to do
The UK must not succumb to policy defeatism
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Gold at record high price: the best ways to invest and make a profit
Precious metal is back in vogue as investors look for ‘safe havens’
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Interest rates will have to stay high for years, warns top central bank
Stubborn inflation and global tensions risk keeping monetary policy tighter for longer
