Bank of England’s super-sized rate increase to come a day before mini-budget
The Bank of England will announce a significant rate hike later this week, just one day before a mini-budget from the new Chancellor
The Bank of England will announce a significant rate hike later this week, just one day before a mini-budget from the new Chancellor
Industry experts have warned that the housing market faces more demanding challenges amid rising interest rates and soaring living costs.
Recent research has found that most banks and building societies have failed to pass on the latest 0.5% rate hike to savers, with only one passing on the full rate increase.
Industry experts have expressed concerns that continued interest rate hikes in Britain could lead to the nation experiencing a far deeper recession.
Following a 50 basis point rate hike from the Reserve Bank of Australia, three of the four major lenders in Australia have passed on the increase to variable rate borrowers.
Recent research has shown how the five base rate increases that have been implemented by the Bank of England since December 2021 have taken their toll on mortgage costs.
As interest rates and inflation continue to increase in Australia, rents have risen at the fastest pace seen in 14 years.
Inflation and interest rates can significantly impact your everyday spending, as you’re probably experiencing first-hand!
The RBA’s Philip Lowe has indicated that interest rate increases are set to continue for the foreseeable future, and that half-percentage point increases could become the norm.
The Bank of England has increased the base interest rate for the seventh time in a row, hiking it by 0.5% and taking it to 2.25%