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Sunday, 5th July 2009

Interest rates

Base rate to hold THE Bank of England is likely to hold the base rate at 0.5 per cent on Thursday.

Interest rates held at 0.5 per cent Rate-setters held back from further aid for the economy today as the Bank of England paused for breath in its battle against recession.

BSA chief attacks 'savage' interest rate cuts BANK of England policymakers will come under fire today for the "savage" interest rate cuts that they have sanctioned since October.

Bank of England holds interest rates at 0.5% THE Bank of England held interest rates unchanged at their record low of 0.5% today but stepped up its programme to boost the economy with injections of new money.

Rates held at 0.5% and homeowners finally get to feel benefits

Interest rate held at record low of 0.5%

Interest rate held at record low by Bank of England

Interest rates to be held at 0.5%

'Quantitative easing' backed unanimously

Taxpayers 'to take a 60% stake in Lloyds'

Interest rate cut signals the end of free banking for all

Bank rate likely to fall to 0.5%

Economists looking beyond zero after half-point rates cut

Martin Flanagan: Some will want to walk off in a huff – but where to?

Blow to savers as interest rates hit record low of 1%

Interest rates slashed to record low of 1%

Barclaycard freezes or cuts credit costs

Interest rate set to hit new low

Bank of England in the mood for further cuts in interest rates

Interest rates drop to 300-year low but plunging confidence is real key

Business backing for Brown plummets

Bill Jamieson: Hard-pressed savers again counting cost of interest-rate cuts

UK interest rates cut to historic low of 1.5%

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