By Shaloo Shrivastava BENGALURU, Jan 26 (Reuters) - The Bank of England will hold its benchmark interest rate at 3.75% at its ...

The Bank of England will hold its benchmark interest rate at 3.75% at its February meeting, according to all but two economists polled by Reuters, with only a small majority now expecting it to fall ...

Expectations of an early interest rate cut in 2026 have weakened after official figures showed inflation rose to 3.4 per cent ...

The new year tends to bring personal finances into focus and is therefore an optimal time to consider savings strategies, including protecting the value of existing savings. The economic backdrop has ...

The Federal Reserve and three of the central banks that just backed its embattled chair are poised to keep interest rates ...

We expect the Bank of England (BoE) to keep the Bank Rate unchanged at 3.75% on Thursday 5 February, which is also completely priced in by investors. At the December meeting, the MPC cut rates by a ...

"We expect Fed Chair Jerome Powell to emphasize that future rate moves will depend on how the economic data evolve," HSBC ...

With inflation rising more than expected at the end of last year and remaining above the Bank of England’s 2% target, new ...

Mortgage costs ‘shock’ for almost one million as fixed-rate deal ends - Borrowers will need to factor in the overall cost of ...

Fidelity analysis shows inflation continues to erode the real value of UK cash savings, despite higher interest rates ...

Nearly one million five-year fixed-rate mortgage deals from 2021 are due to end in 2026, with many locked into ultra-low ...