A hold was widely expected today due to rising inflation and strong private sector wage growth.

The value of new mortgage commitments was 50.7% higher than a year earlier.

According the Bank of England's mortgage approvals data, released today, mortgage approvals in January dropped slightly from December's figures - but mortgage borrowing continues to...

Just 14% think that three more cuts before the end of 2025 is still realistic.

Inflation has now almost doubled since September, when it was 1.7%.

Mortgage and rental spending grows 2.0%, but consumer confidence remains unchanged.

Mann explained why she will maintain "policy rate discipline and restrictiveness" despite voting for an ‘activist’ 50 basis point cut.

The Bank's Monetary Policy Committee voted 7-2 to reduce Bank Rate.

A third of first-time buyers think now is a good time to buy a home.

Residential mortgage approvals also increased in December.