BOE Set to Hold Rates at 4% as Budget Looms

Charting the Global Economy: Bank of England Holds Line on Rates

(Bloomberg) — Bank of England officials held interest rates steady this week in a narrow vote while keeping the door open to a December cut that will hinge on inflation and employment data as well as the government’s autumn budget.

Bank of England leaves rates unchanged but signals cut is coming

The Bank of England (BoE) held interest rates at 4pc on Thursday in a tight vote that laid the groundwork for a December cut.

BOE Set to Hold Rates at 4% as Budget Looms

What the Bank of England interest rate hold at 4% means for you

The Bank of England opted to hold interest rates at 4% once again today, with a cut in December now thought likely.

Pound Sterling Price News and Forecast: GBP/USD– BoE decision sets the stage for a December rate cut

The Bank of England left rates on hold this month at 4.0%, but the tone of the meeting was unmistakably dovish. The 5–4 vote split underscores just how divided the Monetary Policy Committee is—and how much now depends on Governor Andrew Bailey’s stance heading into December.

Bank of England Keeps Rates Unchanged at 4%

The Bank of England kept interest rates unchanged at 4% in a narrow 5–4 vote, signaling that the first rate cut could come in December.