Mortgage rates could end up ticking back up in the future, brokers have said, as the Bank of England’s chief economist ... the Bank may be moving too fast in easing policy.

Most lenders opted to maintain their mortgage deals as the Bank of England (BoE) decided to hold interest rates on Thursday, but experts expect more sub-4% offers in the coming weeks. The average rate ...

Most of the major lenders kept mortgage rates steady this week, ahead of the Bank of England's (BoE) next interest rate decision ... "The way the mortgage market is moving around at the moment means ...

Ben Thompson, Deputy CEO of Mortgage Advice Bureau said: “The Bank of England’s decision to hold ... Victor Trokoudes, founder and CEO of money app Plum, said: “A continued high base rate ...

The shock rise in inflation, up from 2.5%, has rattled markets, making it less likely that the Bank of England will ... dream of sub-4% mortgage rates could be slipping away fast.

The Bank of England said that mortgage approvals fell for the third ... In 2006, the Bank of Japan unwound QE too fast, destabilising its economy and forcing an embarrassing U-turn.

Mortgage rates have continued to fall following the Bank of England's decision to reduce ... a wide range of lenders and can streamline the application process by matching borrowers with suitable ...

The Bank of England (BoE) has reduced its interest rate to 4.5%, its lowest level in 20 months, offering some relief to mortgage holders across the UK ... to judge meeting by meeting how far and how ...

The Bank of England has announced a cut to interest rates today (February 6), reducing the UK base rate from 4.75 percent down to 4.5 percent. After the Monetary Policy Committee voted by a ...

But rate cuts have brought back some life into the housing market, where mortgage approvals have recovered to pre mini-Budget levels. Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England’s governor, says cooling ...