BANK OF ENGLAND

Mortgage rates are already rising in anticipation of an interest rate increase

BoE sees one member break ranks and call for a rise as rates stay at 0.5%.

The British Chamber of Commerce has spoken out ahead of 'Super Thursday'.

Minutes of the committee's meeting on 9 July showed that all members voted to keep the interest at 0.5%.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney says interest rates likely to rise in early 2016.

BoE will 'feel its way' to increase interest rates, hinting at around half historic average of 4.5%.

The Bank of England conducts quarterly research that mulls impact of disruptive ledger-based technology.

Survey by the Bank of England also showed mortgage applications jumped significantly.

Latest ONS figures have shown that unemployment has crept up.

Soft employment numbers mean Bank of England should pull back hawkish rate rise stance says analyst

Surging house prices and stricter rules for mortgage approvals had weighed down lending in the past.

BOE announced that its Monetary Policy Committee decided to keep the size of the quantitative easing programme at £375bn.

The PRA also announced it would extend deposit protection to big corporations.

The Tories are walking a fine line between self-regulation and legislation.

The BoE governor will deliver a speech outlining plans to clean up the City

Political pundit Evan Solomon accused of doing art deals with high-powered talk show guests of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Economists expect interest rates to climb in the first half of 2016 as inflation is expected to rise.

BoE is unlikely to alter policy rates or asset purchase target as of now.

Lloyds should accept the judgement and move on, or make a better offer for the bonds, said activist Mark Taber.

Austrian National Bank also plans to move some gold to Switzerland.

The ONS announces GDP grew by 0.3% but the Bank of England expects a revised estimate.