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Bank of England's Mann says no to 'cut, cut, cut' on rates
Bank of England policymaker Catherine Mann said on Tuesday that her unexpected vote for a half percentage-point cut in interest rates last week did not mean she wanted a series of rate cuts or that she would vote the same way again in March.
Bank of England issues new inflation warning to households despite cutting rates to 4.5%
The central bank says inflation has come down enough to reduce rates again, but further cuts are up-in-the-air given higher-than-expected inflation on one hand but a weaker economy on the other
Barclays, HSBC and Nationwide reduce mortgage rates after Bank of England interest cut – see the full list
MORTGAGE lenders have swiftly reduced their rates following the Bank of England’s decision to lower the base rate to 4.5% this afternoon. This move is set to benefit thousands of borrowers,
Bank of England's Mann: Bigger rate cut was needed to 'cut through the noise'
Bank of England policymaker Catherine Mann said on Tuesday she voted for a half-point interest rate cut last week to "cut through the noise" about the right stance for policy, but said rates needed to remain restrictive.
Bank of England chief fuels hopes of faster interest rate cuts
Catherine Mann, a member of the rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee, insisted a predicted rise in prices would likely just be a 'hump'.
Bank of England's Mann clarifies stance on interest rate cuts
Catherine Mann, a policymaker at the Bank of England (BoE), clarified her stance on interest rate cuts during a speech on Tuesday. Her recent vote for a half percentage-point cut in interest rates, which came as a surprise to investors,
What is happening in the gold vaults at the Bank of England?
The four-to-eight-week waiting time to get gold out means that a discount in gold held at the BoE — known in the market as ...
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The world’s second-largest gold storage suddenly has very long lines to withdraw bars
If you were coming in new to us, you might have to wait a bit longer because all the existing slots are booked up,” Ramsden said. The Bank of England, which is second only to the New York ...