bank of england

The Bank of England increased interest rates to 5.25%, up from 5%.
As the Bank of England is again poised to hike interest rates to get inflation under control, extreme measures are being proposed.
Prime minister says he feels a "deep moral responsibility” to get inflation under control as price growth stays stubbornly high.
The UK faces unique challenges, such as Brexit, while critics think the Bank of England was too slow to act with interest rate hikes.
Chancellor to press Britain’s major banks on what "flexibilities" they can offer hard-pressed families.
A former member of the Bank of England's rate-setting committee hits out at "terrible incompetence" and says "screeching U-turns are coming".
The central bank's chief economist Huw Pill says people and businesses need to stop playing “pass-the-parcel” to get inflation under control.
But, the Bank has just raised interest rates again, following a surprise increase in inflation last month.
The Bank has just raised interest rates again by 0.5%, to a total of 4% – but the recession will be milder than expected.