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Explainer - Will the Bank of England raise rates in May after Carney dampened expectations?
LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney dampened widespread expectations for an interest rate hike in May, pointing out there were also "other meetings" this year.Bank of England rate rises shouldn't be 'glacial' - Saunders
GLASGOW, Scotland (Reuters) - The Bank of England should avoid taking a "glacial" approach to interest rate rises, one of the central bank's more hawkish policymakers said on Friday, after markets pushed back expectations for the date of its next rate rise.May rate bets shrink to 40 percent after BoE's Carney comments
LONDON (Reuters) - Expectations of a UK interest rate increase in May has shrunk to around 40 percent from 70 percent earlier this week after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney dampened widespread expectations of a hike next month.BoE's Carney dampens expectations for May rate hike, sees 'mixed' data
LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney on Thursday dampened widespread expectations for an interest rate hike in May, pointing out there were also "other meetings" this year.Surprise inflation drop muddies outlook for interest rates
LONDON (Reuters) - British inflation unexpectedly cooled to a one-year low in March, calling into question whether the Bank of England will raise interest rates more than once before the end of the year.Bank of England to raise rates in May, almost all economists say - Reuters poll
LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England will raise its key interest rate to 0.75 percent in May, nearly all the 76 economists polled by Reuters said, then add another 25 basis points just before Britain is due to leave the European Union early next year.Lowest jobless rate since 1975 fails to spur wage growth
LONDON (Reuters) - British workers' pay is still rising by less than inflation despite the lowest unemployment rate since 1975, official data showed on Tuesday, but weaker-than-expected wage growth is unlikely to stop interest rates rising next month.UK consumers cut spending as snow adds to inflation squeeze - Visa
LONDON (Reuters) - British consumers cut their spending by the most in more than five years in early 2018 as heavy snowfalls combined with an ongoing squeeze on household budgets to hit retailers, payments company Visa said on Monday.UK lenders expect rebound in demand for mortgage lending in coming months - BoE
LONDON (Reuters) - British lenders expect to see demand for mortgage lending rebound over the next few months after a sharp drop in the first quarter of 2018, a Bank of England survey showed on Thursday.Britain's RICS house price balance holds at five-year low
LONDON (Reuters) - A closely-watched gauge of British house prices held at a five-year low last month, reflecting soft consumer demand at a time when the Bank of England looks set to raise interest rates, property valuers said on Thursday.