The Bank of England (BoE) has opted to keep interest rates steady at 4.5% ... Source: The Financial Times Only Swati Dhingra called for a 25-basis-point cut, while Catherine Mann, who previously voted ...

"There were two noteworthy aspects of the meeting: firstly, Catherine Mann has rapidly abandoned the ... show greater job market instability, the BoE can draw disinflation-related conclusions ...

The Bank of England (BoE) has kept interest rates unchanged at 4.5% amid mixed signals from the UK economy and a looming trade war. The Bank’s committee was split, 8-1, as Swati Dhingra voted for a ...

In February, the BoE took a cautious step by cutting rates ... On the other hand, hawkish members like Catherine Mann are expected to support holding rates steady, with her surprising 50 bps ...

It made the BOE the latest central bank to adopt a more ... and Alan Taylor — voted for no change in policy, as did Catherine Mann who shocked markets by backing a bumper half-point reduction ...

hawkish members like Catherine Mann are expected to support holding rates steady, with her surprising 50 bps push in February seen more as a one-time signal than a lasting position. Although much of ...

The Bank of England has left itself the option to “skip” an interest rate cut later this year, economists have said, after ...

The BOE will announce the decision at 12 p.m. in London ... Governor Andrew Bailey played down the vote split as a communication tool in February after Catherine Mann’s shock switch from being an ...

BoE Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) members Catherine Mann and Swati Dhingra are expected to support an interest rate cut, while the other seven policymakers will vote to keep rates unchanged.

Catherine Mann, who had surprised markets by voting for a half-a-point reduction alongside Dhingra in February, backed a hold. The decision marks a setback for mortgage holders, as the BoE had ...

Europe In the most hawkish decision in six months, two BOE rate-setters that have supported ... voted for no change in policy, as did Catherine Mann who shocked markets by backing a bumper half ...