Related topic: Interest rates

Could better-than-expected GDP figures prompt the Bank of England to hold rather than hike rates?

The UK is projected to suffer the sharpest cut to economic growth forecasts.

Sebastian Murphy, group director at JLM Mortgage Services, says the assumption higher inflation automatically leads to higher interest rates is not one that necessarily holds in the...

Holding policy steady is preferable until the impact becomes clearer, Taylor says.

Markets are now pricing in the possibility of multiple interest rate increases this year.

This comes amid continued disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and significant damage to energy infrastructure across the Gulf.

The conflict in West Asia has raised concerns about global energy prices, inflation, and market volatility.

Barclays, HSBC, NatWest, Nationwide and Santander no longer offer sub-4% fixed deals.

Housing market confidence remains fragile as global uncertainty weighs on buyer sentiment.

There is growing market speculation that the Bank of England could increase rates as a direct consequence of the ongoing Iran-related conflict.