Bank of England hikes interest rates by 25 basis points after inflation surprises
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UK central bank hikes rates like Fed amid financial turmoil
The Bank of England extended its battle against inflation Thursday, announcing an 11th consecutive interest rate increase despite concerns about the economic fallout from troubles in the global financial system.
More central banks hike rates despite banking-sector turmoil
The Bank of England joined Norway and Switzerland in hiking interest rates Thursday to tackle stubbornly-high inflation, though banking-sector turmoil could soon lead to a pause in US tightening as hinted by the Federal Reserve. Interest rates hikes A day after the Fed lifted US borrowing costs by 25 basis points, the BoE did the same as its key rate reached 4.25 percent – the highest level since the 2008 global financial crisis. ALSO READ: Ano…
UK interest rates hiked to 4.25% after surprise inflation rise
Interest rates have gone up to 4.25% – their highest level in 15 years. But although the Bank of England warned that inflation was stubbornly high – they said the economy was getting stronger. The bank’s governor, Andrew Bailey, dismissed suggestions that there could be a possible repeat of the 2008 financial crisis, insisting that UK banks are robust.
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