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1 day agoBank of England holds interest rates at 4 % and signals potential December cut
On 9 November 2025 the Bank of England decided to keep its policy interest rate unchanged at 4% in a narrow vote of the Monetary Policy Committee, while explicitly opening the door to a potential cut in December - conditional on inflation and labour‑market developments.
The vote, with five members favouring no change and four for a drop, underscores caution amid weak business investment, sluggish growth and risks from global market uncertainty.
The guidance shift has implications for global bond yields and currency flows.
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1 day agoBank of England holds interest rates at 4 % and signals potential December cut
On 9 November 2025 the Bank of England decided to keep its policy interest rate unchanged at 4% in a narrow vote of the Monetary Policy Committee, while explicitly opening the door to a potential cut in December - conditional on inflation and labour‑market developments.
The vote, with five members favouring no change and four for a drop, underscores caution amid weak business investment, sluggish growth and risks from global market uncertainty.
The guidance shift has implications for global bond yields and currency flows.
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Bank of England holds rates at 4% and flags possible December cut, reflecting caution amid weak growth.
On 9 November 2025 the Bank of England decided to keep its policy interest rate unchanged at 4% in a narrow vote of the Monetary Policy Committee, while explicitly opening the door to a potential cut in December - conditional on inflation and labour‑market developments.
The vote, with five members favouring no change and four for a drop, underscores caution amid weak business investment, sluggish growth and risks from global market uncertainty.
The guidance shift has implications for global bond yields and currency flows.
On 9 November 2025 the Bank of England decided to keep its policy interest rate unchanged at 4% in a narrow vote of the Monetary Policy Committee, while explicitly opening the door to a potential cut in December - conditional on inflation and labour‑market developments.
The vote, with five members favouring no change and four for a drop, underscores caution amid weak business investment, sluggish growth and risks from global market uncertainty.
The guidance shift has implications for global bond yields and currency flows.
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Nov 9, 2025 • 08:52 IST