The Bank of England opted to hold interest rates at 3.75% today, with a cut in March now thought likely.

Mortgage rates are unlikely to go back to the lows of 2020 [] There were no treats for borrowers from the Bank of England on ...

The Mirror is bringing you the latest money news, including an expected set-back for mortgage customers hoping for home loan savings, the declining use of ATMS, a pick-up in house prices and a sharp r ...

All major lenders, except Halifax, have increased mortgage rates after the Bank of England kept interest rates on hold. The ...

The decision follows a rate cut before Christmas, when borrowing costs fell from 4 to 3.75. But hopes of another quick cut have been put on ...

Here, the Press Association examines what the decision means and what the Bank expects to happen to the economy.

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75 per cent, but an unexpectedly narrow vote among policymakers has fuelled ...

Will interest rates go down today? Bank of England’s key factors and 2026 predictions - The Monetary Policy Committee cut ...

Bank of England holds interest rate – but close vote shows inflation risk has eased - The Monetary Policy Committee vote turned out to be much closer than anticipated, with a 5-4 result paving the way ...

The base rate impacts what banks and lenders charge you when you borrow money - so for example, if you have a mortgage - as ...

The Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75% following the first meeting of its Monetary Policy Committee of 2026. It follows a cut from 4% in December, but analysts are divided about how often ...

The Bank of England’s (BoE) MPC has cut interest rates from 4% to 3.75% The MPC last met on 6 November when it held rates at 4% The market was widely expecting the MPC to lower interest rates ...