Bank of England

“Bank of England delivered a quarter-point cut to 3.75%”

“Bank of England left its bank rate at 4.25%”

“The Bank of England is also in the process of relocating roughly 10 per cent of its workforce to Leeds by next year.”

“The Bank of England has warned that the typical owner-occupier remortgaging over the next two years faces a smaller average rise of £45 a month, but those leaving the cheapest pre-2022 deals will see…”

“Recent projections by the Bank of England suggest just over five million homeowners should expect their monthly mortgage repayments to increase by the end of 2028.”

“The Bank has warned that a prolonged conflict involving Iran could push inflation above six per cent, potentially requiring interest rates to increase several more times.”

“The report by the Daily Mail states the Bank has warned that a prolonged conflict involving Iran could push inflation above six per cent, potentially requiring interest rates to increase several more…”

“The number of mortgages approved for house purchases increased to 49,871 in April from 49,008 in March, a rise of 2%, the Bank's figures showed.”

“Meanwhile, UK consumers paid back more than they borrowed in April, with the net level of unsecured credit falling by £136m. This was the first time that the level had fallen since November.”

“The number of mortgages approved for house purchases in April was only slightly higher than the 45,529 of the same month a year ago, and it was lower than the average of the past six months.”

“Mortgage approvals hit a recent high in November - at 59,531 - just before the end of the temporary stamp duty holiday.”

“The Bank of England figures show that total net lending to individuals rose by £0.4bn in April.”

“The Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, saw his total pay package increase by 3% in the 2009/10 financial year.”

“His salary and health insurance benefits totalled £305,764 in the year to February 2010.”

“In its Inflation Report, the Bank predicted that inflation - which stood at 3.4% in March - would remain above the 2% target for the rest of the year.”

“However, it is then expected to fall below 2% for the following two years.”

“There are about 1.5 billion £20 notes in circulation, with a total value of £30bn.”

“Of these, only 125 million (£2.5bn) are those with the image of Elgar.”

“Interest rates have now been 0.5% since March 2009.”

“The £20 note with Adam Smith will be the only legal tender from 1 July.”

“The Bank of England said the notes are less likely to be accepted in shops from 1 July.”

“The total increased to 48,901 in March from 46,882 the month before, and the figure was 17% higher than in March 2009.”

“lenders are still demanding deposits from borrowers averaging 25% of the value of the homes being purchased.”

“UK interest rates have been kept on hold at a record low of 0.5% by the Bank of England.”

“Interest rates have now been 0.5% since March 2009”

“LTV ratios of over 75%”

“The conflict in Iran scuppered Bank of England UK inflation targets of 2% over the next five years.”