Boe & Inflation

Boe & Inflation

One in 10 have no cash savings, another 21% have under £1,000 for emergencies ...
The latest fall in inflation to 2.6% suggests that a further base rate cut at the next meeting of the MPC is ...
The likely steep increase in defence spending is behind the new forecast ...
The mortgage market remains volatile warns Moneyfacts ...
The improved mood follows the latest Bank of England rate reduction ...
The £ fell to fresh 14-month lows against the dollar last week - so what now? ...
Political and economic stability will be reflected in the housing market ...
Gradual improvement for mortgage availability in 2025 says UK Finance ...
An under-the-radar measure of inflation spells bad news for the economy. ...
Lenders believe the Budget will lead to higher inflation. ...
Mortgage default rates rising – and set to go higher ...
Stamp duty tax receipts for the period from April to August 2024 are £7.2 billion, which is £0.8 billion higher than the same period last year. ...
Bad news - the Bank of England is widely expected to hold its base rate at 5.0% when its Monetary Policy Committee meets on Thursday. ...
The positive impact of this month’s Bank of England base rate cut, combined with other encouraging market data, has led Rightmove to revise its end-of-year price prediction upwards. ...
Nationwide has gone in the opposite direction to the Bank...
Tomorrow sees the Bank of England’s next base rate decision....
Newcastle Building Society is to reduce its mortgage Standard Variable...
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