MILLIONS of homeowners are set for a major cash boost as the Bank of England prepares to slash interest rates before Easter.

For decades an unwritten dress code has ruled in the Square Mile: young men wear navy, senior executives wear grey – and brown shoes are a nigh on sackable offence.

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 3.75% - remaining at their lowest level since February 2023 The decision, by the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee, had been widely expected by economists ...

The Bank of England kept its main interest rate unchanged at 3.75% on Thursday with U.K. inflation remaining above target and ...

Chainlink selected by Bank of England's lab to pioneer onchain securities settlement with central bank funds, launching in ...

Quant’s proposed use case focuses on synchronized multi-bank treasury rebalancing. Large corporates and upper-SMEs often ...

The Bank of England is very close to cutting interest rates – the MPC decision was taken by a 5–4 vote with the policy rate ...

The Bank of England has introduced new dress code guidance permitting genderfluid employees to wear stilettos and cosmetics at work. Internal guidance circulated to staff states that "anyone is ...

The British economy barely grew in the final three months of 2025, with experts blaming uncertainty surrounding the ...

The base rate impacts what banks and lenders charge you when you borrow money - so for example, if you have a mortgage - as ...