Respondents believe another rate rise is question of when, not if. This week 95 respondents took part in Pensions Buzz and answered questions about when they think the next interest rate rise will be and whether the UK needs a Later Life Commission to craft policies on how retirement and soci...
Inflation held steady at 2.2% in August, in line with expectations and confirming that, while prices and interest rates rose like a rocket, they will return to earth like a feather. Thelatest figuresfor the Office for National Statistics show goods prices finally falling - minus 0.9% i...
Investors will be closely watching upcoming UK inflation and wage data for indications of whether the Bank of England will start cutting interest rates from their 16-year high of 5.25 per cent in August or September. Markets are almost equally split over whether the first rate cut will come on...
Yael Selfin, chief economist at KPMG UK, said it’s “encouraging labour market data clears path for an interest rate cut.” She added, “With the economy set to slow in the coming months, this is likely to add further downward pressure on labour market activity. “We anticipate it wi...
Interest rates in the UK could depend, at least in August, on Taylor Swift’s impact on inflation Taylor Swift may give rate-setters at theBank of Englandsomething extra to think about as they mull when tostart cutting interest rates. ...
UK Pound386.9523387.2371 Euro330.8712332.1141 Aus Dollar201.0018201.4980 Yen2.02662.0278 Source: Central Bank/Indicative Me/asia Stock Bonds Money Sponsored by Sri Lanka bondholders in final round of negotiations: report Sri Lanka is expecting to wrap up a bond exchange in December ...
UK Pound386.9523387.2371 Euro330.8712332.1141 Aus Dollar201.0018201.4980 Yen2.02662.0278 Source: Central Bank/Indicative Me/asia Stock Bonds Money Sponsored by Sri Lanka rupee flat against US dollar, bond yields steady ahead of auction Sri Lanka is auctioning Rs. 132.5 billion in Treasury bonds to...
The Bank today reiterated its message from a fortnight ago that interest rates will have to rise sooner and faster than than markets had expected in February. The rate-setting monetary policy committee (MPC) gave a clear hawkish signal at its last meeting that market expectations were not taking...
Cuts on Cards Next Year as UK Nears Top of Interest Rate CycleByline: David Armfield Corporate Finance Partner PricewaterhouseCoopersThe Birmingham Post (England)
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