(Reuters) - European stocks gained on Thursday, boosted by banks and resources shares, with the focus on policy decisions from the Federal Reserve and other major central banks, including the Bank of ...

Interest rates are expected to fall at a slower pace following the Budget and US election, impacting homeowners ...

Businesses such as M&S and JD Wetherspoons have already said they will have to raise prices. Gilt yields have already spiked ...

The outcome of the Monetary Policy Committee meeting was announced at midday today. Stay up to date with live reporting and ...

The FTSE 100 ( ^FTSE) and European stocks were lower on Thursday after the Federal Reserve followed the Bank of England in ...

Huw Pill said the outlook for interest rate cuts depended on there being ‘no big new disturbances to the economy’.

Hundreds of thousands of graduates could be due a student loan refund - see how to check if you're one of them below. Meanwhile, industry experts weigh in on why it's worth home buyers making ...

British house prices hit a new record high in October but the 0.2 per cent rise from September was the smallest in three months and demand could remain subdued if interest rates fall only slowly and ...

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said that future interest rate-cuts will depend on the UK economy avoiding “big new ...

Market interest rate expectations are reflected in swap rates. These are influenced by long-term market projections for the ...

Powell indicated that as long as encouraging disinflation trends persisted the Fed would continue a gradual process of ...

The housebuilder said it is ‘assessing the impact’ of Labour’s autumn Budget in which Chancellor Rachel Reeves raised employer taxes.