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Bank of England, interest rates

Bank of England to cut interest rates in December and again in Q1 2026

The Bank of England will cut interest rates in December and again early next year as inflation cools over coming months, according to a majority of economists in a Reuters poll who last month expected borrowing costs to remain unchanged for the remainder of this year.

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U.K. Inflation Falls, Likely Cementing Bank of England December Rate Cut

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Divided Bank of England holds key interest rate at 4% despite hopes inflation has peaked

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UK consumer price inflation eases to 3.6% in October

British inflation slowed last month for the first time since May, official figures showed on Wednesday, offering some relief to the government before next week's annual budget and boosting the chance ...

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UK inflation rate falls for first time since March to 3.6%

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Euro Area inflation drops to 2.1% in October

The Architects' Journal

Stirling Prize finalist chosen for major Bank of England overhaul

The Bank of England has chosen a team led by Purcell for a major consolidation and refurbishment of its historic Threadneedle Street estate

CoinDesk

Bank of England Confirms Plans for 'Temporary' Stablecoin Holding Limits

The U.K.'s central bank said on Monday it is proposing "temporary" limits of 20,000 pounds ($26,300) per coin for individuals and 10 million pounds for businesses.

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Usage of Bank of England long-term repo drops to 3-month low after cost increase

Usage of the Bank of England's weekly indexed long-term repo fell to its lowest in nearly three months on Tuesday after the central bank increased the cost of borrowing from it.

Blockonomi

Bank of England Proposes Temporary Limits and Backing Requirements for Sterling Stablecoins

The Bank of England proposes rules for sterling stablecoins, including backing requirements and temporary holding limits.

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What the Bank of England's stablecoin cap means for UK crypto users

The Bank of England (BoE) has unveiled plans that could reshape how UK cryptocurrency users hold and use stablecoins. The proposal introduces a temporary £20,000 cap on individual holdings of “systemic stablecoins" – digital tokens designed to maintain a stable value and are usually pegged to a national currency such as the dollar or the pound.

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Bank of England proposes ownership limits in new stablecoin rules

The plans indicate that individuals will be limited to owning up to £20,000 in UK stablecoins that are considered systemically important.

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Bank of England Diverges From Fed With Rate Hold

The U.K. central bank faces stubbornly high inflation despite a weak economy and a cooling jobs market.