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Dimming UK services growth raises questions over BoE hike
Growth in British services companies slowed in July by more than expected, raising further questions about the Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates before Brexit, a survey showed on Friday.RBS customers take to Twitter to complain of card payment problem
Customers of Royal Bank of Scotland's NatWest brand complained on Twitter on Thursday that they were unable to make debit card payments, with their cards being repeatedly declined.Bank of England raises rates above crisis lows, signals no rush for next hike
The Bank of England pushed interest rates above their financial crisis lows on Thursday, but signalled it was in no hurry to raise them further as Britain heads for Brexit next year with no clear plan for leaving the European Union.Bank of England's Carney speaks after raising interest rates
The Bank of England raised interest rates on Thursday to 0.75 percent, their highest level since the financial crisis.BoE's Carney says one rate rise a year a good rule of thumb - BBC
Financial market expectations of one Bank of England interest rate rise a year for the next few years are a good rule of thumb, BoE Governor Mark Carney told the BBC after the central bank raised interest rates on Thursday.Pound extends losses on Carney comments, dollar strength
The pound extended losses on Thursday after the Bank of England raised interest rates from crisis era lows but was cautious about any further tightening with an uncertain Brexit on the horizon.BoE's Carney - rates could end up higher in many Brexit outcomes
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Thursday there were many ways that the eventual outcome of Britain's divorce with the European Union could result in higher interest rates.BoE's Carney - policy needs to walk, not run
The Bank of England's approach to policy should be to "walk - not run", Governor Mark Carney said on Thursday after the central bank raised rates to a new post-financial crisis high of 0.75 percent.UK markets watchdog tightens safeguards on remittances
Britain's markets watchdog proposed new rules on Wednesday to stop banks and other firms from offering misleading currency exchange rates to people sending money abroad electronically.FCA issues warning on 'alternative' CFDs
Britain's Financial Conduct Authority said on Wednesday it would keep a closer eye on firms selling high-risk and speculative investments to retail clients following recent actions by its European peer to supervise sales of contracts for difference (CFDs).