Monetary Policy Committee members have voted on a cut down to 4 per cent which will hamper savings but boost the mortgage market
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Monetary Policy Committee members have voted on a cut down to 4 per cent which will hamper savings but boost the mortgage market
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The Bank of England (BoE) has today cut interest rates down to 4 per cent, despite concerns over still-high inflation and Trump tariffs coming into force.
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