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Bank of England keeps rates on hold

Bank of England holds policy rate constant at 4%, matching forecasts

This comes in narrow 5-4 vote, as bank says inflation judged to have peaked, progress on underlying disinflation continues, supported by still restrictive stance of monetary policy - Anadolu Ajansı

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Bank of England policymakers' views on close November rates decision

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Bank of England committee divided on interest rate cut

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Bank of England in close vote opted to hold rates at 4%, sending sterling lower

The Bank of England in a razor-close 5-to-4 vote opted to hold interest rates at 4%.

EconoTimes · 13h

FxWirePro: GBP/NZD rises sharply after BoE decision, scope for further upside

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Bank of England’s Rate Decision: Markets Braced for a Close Call

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November BoE Decision: A Divisive, Dovish Pause

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It’s a Monetary-Policy Bonanza as Central Banks Meet

The Federal Reserve, the world’s most powerful central bank, will be at the center of a crowded stage as its monetary-policy committee meets this week.

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Fed president explains vote against interest rate cut

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25-basis-points in October, though two policymakers dissented from the move, with one saying that he remains concerned about inflation.

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Bank Negara maintains OPR at 2.75% after Nov 2025 meeting – hire purchase rates likely to stay unchanged

The overnight policy rate (OPR) remains at 2.75% following Bank Negara Malaysia’s (BNM) monetary policy committee (MPC) meeting held on 6, 2025. This rate has been in place since July when BNM reduced it

MoneyWeek

UK interest rates: is a surprise cut on the cards?

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee meets tomorrow (6 November) and while few analysts expect a cut, plateauing inflation and a weak economy could strengthen the case for an interest rate