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UK inflation heat puts Bank of England

Analysis-UK inflation heat puts Bank of England back in the spotlight

By William Schomberg and David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) -British inflation looks set to hit 4% next month, double the Bank of England's target and a level likely to add to nervousness at the central bank about the risk of price growth getting stuck at a stubbornly high rate.

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U.K. Inflation Gains Pace, Likely Keeping Bank of England From Fresh Rate Cuts

ING Think · 5h

Hot UK inflation not a gamechanger for the Bank of England

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House price inflation accelerated in June as stamp duty disruption eases

House price inflation accelerated last month as growth in rental prices eased back, according to official figures.

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UK inflation rises by more than expected to 3.8%, largely driven by air fares

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Surprise rise in inflation to highest since December 2023

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South Africa's consumer inflation rises in July as expected

SARB Governor Lesetja Kganyago has long advocated for a lower inflation target, arguing the current range is too broad and undermines the global competitiveness of Africa's largest economy.

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UK house price inflation accelerates following rate cuts

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Inflation spike 'extinguishes' hopes for further interest rate cuts

Gilt Yields Hit Highest in Nearly Three Months Ahead of CPI

Gilt yields rose to their highest in almost three months ahead of UK inflation data that could cement the case against the Bank of England cutting interest rates again this year.

How much remortgaging homeowners will save following latest Bank of England interest rate cut

A cut in the Bank of England base rate will help save remortgaging homeowners hundreds of pounds per year, expert analysis suggests. Vicky Shaw reports.

The Spectator Australia5d

The Bank of England could learn from the Falklands

While the Bank of England consults on who will appear on the next round of British bank notes, with reports that Winston Churchill could be dropped from the fiver, this week in the South Atlantic

Daily Business2d

Inflation uptick to test Bank’s resolve + Hays update

Inflation is likely to show another uptick, giving Bank of England policymakers more to consider ahead of their next meeting.

Lloyds Bank offering 6.25% interest on savings for certain customers

The high street bank is keeping competition fresh in the savings markets as others cut interest rates in the wake of the Bank of England base rate drop

LancsLive on MSN3d

Lloyds Bank remains competitive with 6.25% interest account despite rate drop

Following the Bank of England base rate cut earlier this month, a number of banks have been dropping their interest rates

National Law Review5d

Bank of England Consults on Regulatory Framework for CCPs

The Bank of England (BoE) has published a consultation (Consultation) on the UK's future regulatory framework for central counterparties (CCPs). This initiative forms part of the UK's post-Brexit financial regulatory reform,

Cyprus Mail on MSN6d

Bank of England reduces projected QE bill to £115bn

The Bank of England has lowered slightly to 115 billion pounds ($155 billion) its estimate of the net loss that Britain’s finance ministry will have to pay to cover the central bank’s bond-buying programme.