Interest rates were lowered by a quarter of a point. Governor Andrew Bailey said there was "heightened uncertainty".

The Bank of England cut interest rates from 4.75% to 4.5% following an unexpected fall in inflation in December, but while this should bring immediate relief to homeowners, the Bank also downgraded ...

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Rate-setters are all but certain to announce a cut from 4.75% to 4.5% at the next Monetary Policy Committee meeting on Thursday.

Led at the time by Mark Carney, who was Bank of England Governor between 2013 and 2020, members of the Monetary Policy Committee were charged with how best to respond to the shock of the Brexit vote ...

(Bloomberg) — Then-Bank of England Governor Mark Carney advocated lowering interest rates to near zero to counter the economic shock of Brexit before relenting to maintain consensus among policymakers ...