Bank of England keeps its main interest rate on hold at 5% in wake of big US Fed rate cut
On Wednesday, the Fed became the latest major central bank to reduce borrowing costs, cutting its main interest by half of a percentage point to roughly 4.8% from a two-decade high of 5.3%, where it had stood for 14 months. It also signaled that there will be more cuts to come in the next few months.
The Bank of England has given Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves a £4 billion ($5.3 billion) lifeline to help ease ...
In "Money and Promises," Paolo Zannoni, the historian, banker and executive deputy chairman of Prada, tells the tale of ...
The chancellor was handed more room for manoevre as a result of a Bank of England decision to slow the pace of its ...
Given uncertainty over the likely performance of the US economy and the Fed’s response, Mann suggested that the Bank needed ...
Resurgent risk appetite swept global financial markets higher from stocks and metals to gold and oil on Thursday, after the U ...
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday cut its benchmark interest rate by an unusually large half-point, a dramatic shift after ...
Bank of England governor says “we need to be careful not to cut too fast or by too much”, after leaving borrowing costs ...
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