Bank of England Leaves Interest Rate Unchanged and Slows Quantitative Tightening
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Bank of England slows rate it sells off government bonds
The Bank’s announcement came alongside its decision to keep UK interest rates at 4%. The Bank of England has said it will reduce the speed at which it offloads government debt, weeks after a global sell-off triggered turmoil in the financial markets. The Bank’s announcement came alongside its decision to keep UK interest rates at 4%. The central bank has been selling off its stock of government bonds to a target of £100 billion-a-year for the pa…
LCP: BoE holds rates at 4% and slows gilt reductions as inflation remains stubborn - Wealth DFM
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) held rates at 4.0% today, which was widely expected by investors. The decision was split 7-2, with most opting to keep rates unchanged, while two members favoured a 0.25% reduction to 3.75%. Natalie Brain, Partner in LCP’s investment team, commented: “The Bank of England’s decision to hold rates at 4% reflects concerns over UK inflation which remains well above target. UK CPI inflation was 3…
Bank of England holds interest rate at 4%
In a widely expected move, the Bank of England today (18 September) held interest rates at 4% in its September meeting, with the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voting 7-2 to maintain the rate. While the rate remains at its lowest level since February 2023, Lindsey James, investment strategist at Quilter, described the decision to hold as a “far from ideal scenario” for the government as it contends with weakening economic growth but persistentl…
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