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Original non-data schematic illustration showing Bank Rate moving from 3.75% to 4.00%, an eight-to-one MPC split, and an inflation outlook around 5%; no third-party logos or real market chart.

Bank of England Raises Rates to 4% as Inflation Risk Outlasts the Energy Shock

Britain’s central bank delivered its first interest-rate increase since August 2023. An 8–1 vote masked a demand for an even larger rise, while energy-driven inflation and the next rate decision remain uncertain.

Bank of EnglandUK Interest Rates

2026-11-058 min read ↗

Original editorial illustration of the Bank of England rate decision, with a 3.75-to-4.00 percent rate marker, an energy price line and a divided monetary policy vote.

Business • UK MONETARY POLICY OUTLOOK

The Bank of England’s 4% Decision: Why One Rate Hike May Not Set the Path

Economists expect the Bank of England to lift Bank Rate from 3.75% to 4.00% on 5 November. But the vote, new forecasts and debate over energy-driven second-round inflation may matter more than the quarter-point headline.

Bank of EnglandUK Economy

2026-11-049 min read ↗

Original editorial illustration of homes, flat house-price bars and a rising mortgage-rate curve

Business • UK HOUSING EXPLAINER

UK House Prices Have Stalled. Why Isn't Buying a Home Easier?

Nationwide's October data shows annual house-price growth at just 0.5%, while mortgage approvals have fallen. A stagnant price tag does not automatically create an affordable home.

UK HousingHouse Prices

2026-11-018 min read ↗