We explain what the Bank of England's decision to cut rates means for your money - and whether rates will be cut again soon.

The cut came after the Bank’s rate-setting committee was forced to take a second vote for the first time in its history.

Monetary Policy Committee members have voted on a cut down to 4 per cent which will hamper savings but boost the mortgage market ...

The Bank of England has long suffered from the accusation of groupthink, but it's clear there's a lively debate underway over ...

Interest rates have fallen for a fifth consecutive time, after the Bank of England decided the economy is healthy enough to ...

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Understanding mortgage and refinance rates is key when navigating the New York housing market. These rates aren’t set in stone, though. They fluctuate based on factors like 10-year Treasury yields, ...

The central bank kept interest rates steady for a fifth straight meeting, despite badgering from President Trump. It has ...

Bank of America charted the historical path of interest rates last week. Central banks have lifted borrowing costs away from "5,000-year lows" over the past year, strategists said.

The Bank of England left interest rates unchanged on Thursday, the first time in nearly two years that it opted to not raise rates during a long-running battle against stubbornly high inflation. A ...