Bank of England holds rates at 4.5%, citing trade war uncertainty, rising labour costs, and inflation, while markets expect ...

"That may be read as a marginally dovish signal and partially weigh on sterling today, but markets seem to be aware that data ...

The Bank of England (BoE) has kept interest rates unchanged at 4.5% amid mixed signals from the UK economy and a looming ...

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey urged his rate-setting colleagues to tread carefully after the central bank held policy steady in the face of a turbulent global backdrop.Most Read from ...

The Monetary Policy Committee voted 8 to 1 in favor of leaving the benchmark policy rate at 4.5% with more policymakers ...

Both experts and financial markets predict that the Bank of England ( BoE) will keep the Bank Rate steady at 4.50% during this meeting. Since the March meeting doesn’t include the release of the ...

The Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall this week announced plans to cut Britain’s welfare bill by £5bn as Ms Reeves, the ...

Governor Andrew Bailey played down the vote split as a communication tool in February after Catherine Mann’s shock switch from being an ultra-hawk to backing a bumper 50 basis-point reduction. However ...

The British economy has been much weaker than that of the U.S., and inflation is still well above the BOE target.

There's no shortage of surveys pointing to weaker hiring intentions in the face of next month's employer tax hikes. But for ...

The GBP/USD outlook is dented as the London session opened on Thursday. The pair slipped from the 1.30 level after release of UK jobs data.

By contrast, the rest of Europe is eyeing an acceleration in growth, as Germany prepares to open its wallet to restore its ...