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  • ‘Stuff of nightmares’: Hold interest rates, Morning Wire Shadow MPC says

    April 28, 2026

    Interest rates should be left unchanged in April but the future path of monetary policy could be unclear, Morning Wire’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee has suggested.  A group of City economists and academics has called for interest rates to be left at 3.75 per cent on Thursday, citing the risk of higher inflation due to [...]

  • Bank of England dissenters expected to back interest rate hikes

    April 27, 2026

    Economists have suggested that at least two members of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) could vote for interest rates to be hiked later this week.  Analysts at JP Morgan, BNP Paribas and Goldman Sachs have predicted that hawkish policymakers will push back against leaving interest rates unchanged.  The Bank’s chief economist Huw [...]

  • ‘Outlook uncertainty’: Interest rates to be left unchanged in crunch decision

    April 24, 2026

    The Bank of England is set to leave interest rates unchanged at a highly-anticipated meeting on Thursday as investors are looking for further guidance on the impact of the Iran war on the UK economy. Markets have all but priced in a hold at the Monetary Policy Committee’s next meeting, which would leave interest rates [...]

  • Bank of England will set ‘high bar’ for any interest rate change

    April 17, 2026

    Policymakers at the Bank of England will set a ‘high bar’ for making any interest rate change later this month despite growing expectations of rising inflation, top City analyst Simon French has said. The previous energy shock suffered by the UK following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 saw inflation spike to as high [...]

  • Bank of England could cut interest rates ‘if war ends’ 

    April 15, 2026

    The Bank of England could cut interest rates this year if the war in Iran ends and the Strait of Hormuz opens up within weeks, an economist at a City broker has said.   Peel Hunt’s chief economist Kallum Pickering’s current assumption is that the Bank makes two interest rate cuts at the end of this [...]

  • How the Bank of England will read into outdated inflation data

    March 23, 2026

    Can data be redundant? The Office for National Statistics will this week give the impression that inflation is stable. Economists have predicted the consumer price index inflation print for the year to February to come in at three per cent, like last month, which would have otherwise made for satisfactory reading. But the figures precede [...]

  • Bank of England holds interest rates in unanimous decision

    March 19, 2026

    Interest rates have been held as policymakers at the Bank of England warned the war in Iran could send prices spiralling as soon as April.  Members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) left interest rates unchanged at 3.75 per cent, with guidance to cutting rates in upcoming meetings now being dropped altogether.  Several policymakers, including [...]

  • Interest rates set to be held as Bank backs ‘defensible strategy’

    March 19, 2026

    The Bank of England is set to hold interest rates at a crunch decision this afternoon as policymakers will opt for a “defensible strategy” in the face of uncertainty from the war in the Middle East. Markets have all but priced in a pause in interest rate cuts on Thursday, with most Monetary Policy Committee [...]

  • Andrew Bailey: Muted response to Trump does not bring ‘assurance’

    January 20, 2026

    Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said the “muted” market response to President Trump’s latest tariff threats did not bring any assurance over global financial stability.  Bailey on Tuesday morning suggested that President Trump’s tariffs on the UK and major European economies would not be a “trigger” for a financial breakdown. During a Treasury Committee [...]

  • Bank of England’s Taylor: Trade with China to drive interest rate cuts

    January 14, 2026

    Cheap goods flooding into the UK from China will lower inflation and prompt the Bank of England to cut interest rates further, a member of the Monetary Policy Committee has said.  Alan Taylor, considered to be the most dovish rate-setter on the MPC, warned that cheap goods flowing in from China would lower inflation over [...]

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