Eurozone interest rates have been held at 1% today for the tenth month in a row.
Interest rates were today held at 0.5% by the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), marking one year since they hit the record low.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted unanimously to freeze quantitative easing earlier this month.
Fixed income managers prepare for sharp increases in UK interest rates over longer term, with move towards high-yield and floating-rate instruments
The Bank of England has frozen its quantitative easing programme and kept interest rates on hold.
What are the chances of the UK facing a period of inflation or deflation as the economy picks up post credit crisis?
This week's panel debates the experience of investors in the European equities sector
Interest rates have been held at 0.5% for the eleventh consecutive month today.
A recent Conjecture debate, the second part of which is transcribed here, featured Julian Chillingworth, Sunil Krishnan and Robert Quinn. They discussed the outlook for the global economy as we enter Q4 and debated the sustainability of a recovery in...
Current climate of low interest rates beneficial as all but one of 60 funds in UK Smaller Companies peer group post gains over six months