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Bank of England holds rates at 3.75% amid Iran war energy shock
Bank of England holds rates at: Bank of England Holds Rates Amid Rising Energy Prices from Iran. Read the full story and key context on Azat TV.
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UK Inflation Cools to 3% in January, Boosting Bank of England Rate Cut Hopes
The UK’s inflation rate cooled to 3% in January, its lowest since March 2025, significantly boosting expectations for a Bank of England interest rate cut.
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UK Unemployment Rate Rises to 5.2%, Highest in Five Years
The UK unemployment rate climbed to 5.2% in December 2025, a five-year high, following an earlier rise to 5.1%.
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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.
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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.