Bank of England expected to launch aggressive rate-cutting cycle amid global trade fears
Bank of England expected to launch aggressive rate-cutting cycle amid global trade fears
The Bank of England has kept UK interest rates steady at 4.5%, despite concerns that trade tensions could weigh on economic growth.
Bitcoin’s value fell after Donald Trump signed an executive order to establish a strategic reserve, just one day before he meets with cryptocurrency industry leaders at the White House.
According to cybersecurity researchers, north Korean hackers executed the largest cryptocurrency heist in history, stealing $1.5 billion (£1.2bn) in just two minutes.
Bitcoin tumbled below $80,000 on Friday for the first time since November, as concerns of a “full-blown bear market” in cryptocurrencies intensified.
Inflation surged at its fastest pace in 10 months in January, dealing a setback to expectations of a Bank of England interest rate cut in March.
Following policymakers’ recent decision to reduce borrowing costs, several major City banks predict that the Bank of England will slash interest rates again in May.
The Bank of England has lowered UK interest rates to 4.5%, marking the lowest level since June 2023.
The FTSE 100 has climbed to a record high amid expectations that the Bank of England will slash interest rates today.
The Bank of England is predicted to lower interest rates to their lowest point in over 18 months as weak economic growth and declining inflation prompt action.
The FTSE 100 rebounded today after suffering losses for two consecutive sessions. Gains in shares of pharmaceutical giant GSK and gold mining companies helped lift the market, even as investors
The United Kingdom has successfully sold £4.25 billion worth of five-year bonds, marking the biggest bond auction in ten years. This significant issuance reflects strong investor demand and confidence in