UK’s Bank of England Holds Rates at 4 % While Signalling Possible Cuts
BOE holds rate at 4% and flags possible cuts amid inflation peaking and weak growth prospects.
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11h agoUK’s Bank of England Holds Rates at 4 % While Signalling Possible Cuts
On 6 November 2025, the Bank of England kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4 % following a 5-4 vote and indicated that inflation may have already peaked at approximately 3.8 %. Governor Andrew Bailey emphasised a ‘gradual’ approach to any future cuts and noted persistent growth weakness. The central bank’s language suggested a dovish tilt but confirmed caution in moving ahead of the UK’s upcoming fiscal budget. Markets reacted with bond yields easing and the pound dipping as investors priced a likely December cut.
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11h agoUK’s Bank of England Holds Rates at 4 % While Signalling Possible Cuts
On 6 November 2025, the Bank of England kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4 % following a 5-4 vote and indicated that inflation may have already peaked at approximately 3.8 %. Governor Andrew Bailey emphasised a ‘gradual’ approach to any future cuts and noted persistent growth weakness. The central bank’s language suggested a dovish tilt but confirmed caution in moving ahead of the UK’s upcoming fiscal budget. Markets reacted with bond yields easing and the pound dipping as investors priced a likely December cut.
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BOE holds rate at 4% and flags possible cuts amid inflation peaking and weak growth prospects.
On 6 November 2025, the Bank of England kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4 % following a 5-4 vote and indicated that inflation may have already peaked at approximately 3.8 %. Governor Andrew Bailey emphasised a ‘gradual’ approach to any future cuts and noted persistent growth weakness. The central bank’s language suggested a dovish tilt but confirmed caution in moving ahead of the UK’s upcoming fiscal budget. Markets reacted with bond yields easing and the pound dipping as investors priced a likely December cut.
On 6 November 2025, the Bank of England kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4 % following a 5-4 vote and indicated that inflation may have already peaked at approximately 3.8 %. Governor Andrew Bailey emphasised a ‘gradual’ approach to any future cuts and noted persistent growth weakness. The central bank’s language suggested a dovish tilt but confirmed caution in moving ahead of the UK’s upcoming fiscal budget. Markets reacted with bond yields easing and the pound dipping as investors priced a likely December cut.
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Nov 6, 2025 • 19:20 IST