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UK Unemployment Reaches Five-Year High of 5.2% in Late 2025
The UK unemployment rate rose to 5.2% in late 2025, reaching a five-year high. This signals economic challenges and could prompt further interest rate cuts from the Bank of England.
Interest Rates Slashed to 3.75%: What the Bank of England’s Fourth Cut Means for UK Borrowers, Savers, and the Economy
The Bank of England has cut interest rates to 3.75%, its lowest since early 2023, as policymakers respond to falling inflation and sluggish economic growth. Discover how this decision affects mortgages, savings, and the broader UK economy—and what might come…
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rate to 3.75%: What It Means for Borrowers, Savers, and the Economy in 2025
The Bank of England has lowered its key interest rate to 3.75% after a tight vote, marking the lowest level in nearly three years. With inflation slowing and economic growth stagnant, the move offers relief for borrowers but raises questions…
Bank of England Holds Rates: What It Means for Borrowers, Savers, and the Housing Market
The Bank of England has kept interest rates at 4%, signaling a cautious approach amid easing inflation but lingering economic uncertainty. This decision affects borrowers, savers, and the housing market, as experts weigh in on future rate movements and their…
UK CPI Inflation Holds at 3.8%: What It Means for Rate Cuts and the Pound
The UK’s consumer price index unexpectedly remained at 3.8% for the third consecutive month, fueling expectations of a December rate cut by the Bank of England. Amid fiscal challenges and shifting global dynamics, the pound faces new pressures.