The Bank of England should maintain a cautious strategy for lowering its key rate in the face of uncertainty about the strength of the jobs market and international trade, its deputy governor said.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden said policymakers will have to take “great care” when cutting interest rates amid signs that UK inflation may remain more persistent than previously ...

Softer U.S. labor market conditions against the backdrop of trade-policy uncertainty have prompted Barclays to raise its ...

Deutsche Bank now forecasts inflation could soar to 4.25% by summer, making further rate cuts a dangerous move. Chief UK ...

Strong inflation and wage growth data this week suggests the Bank of England will cut interest rates more steadily than previously expected this year, UBS economists Anna Titareva and Reinhard ...

Gradual interest-rate moves no longer send clear signals to volatile financial markets and larger shifts are now needed to ...

The Bank of England will be alarmed by a significant de-anchoring in inflation expectations. The Bank's own quarterly survey ...

Some economists think the BOE is underestimating the inflation coming in the next few months. Deutsche Bank now expects inflation to hit 4.25 per cent over the summer. Its chief UK economist, Sanjay ...

The latest UK labor market data challenged expectations of a Bank of England (BoE) rate cut in March. The UK unemployment rate remained at 4.4% in December, suggesting a stabilizing labor market.

Bank of England rate-setters are sounding the alarm on inflation, warning that the central bank may need to hold off on ...