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Bank of England set to cut rates

Bank of England cuts rates while ECB holds steady

The Bank of England cut its key interest rate Thursday while the European Central Bank held steady, as a period of more stable borrowing costs sets in across the continent. The U.K.’s central bank reduced its key rate to a near three-year low of 3.75% from 4%, resuming a series of cuts that stretch back to August 2024 after a pause in November.

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Bank of England cuts rates after tight vote but signals caution about further moves

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Bank of England cuts rates by quarter point to 3.75%

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UK stocks end higher as banks, home builders lead rally ahead of BoE rate decision

The UK's stock market indexes rebounded on Wednesday, led by gains in heavyweight banks, as lower-than-expected domestic inflation reinforced expectations that the Bank of England will cut interest ra...

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UK Inflation Drop Clears Way for BOE Rate Cut

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UK inflation unexpectedly tumbles, firming Bank of England rate cut bets

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European markets set to open lower ahead of central bank bonanza

European stocks are expected to open in negative territory on Thursday as traders prepare for central bank decisions today.

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FTSE 100 LIVE: Stocks rise as Bank of England cuts interest rates and ECB set to hold

The FTSE 100 (^FTSE) and European stocks recovered some ground on Thursday, after a muted start, as traders digested the Bank of England's (BoE) interest rate decision and awaited an announcement from the European Central Bank (ECB).

European Shares Muted Ahead of Key Central Bank Decisions, US Data

Dec 18 (Reuters) - European shares were ‌muted on Thursday as investors ‌adopted a largely cautious stance ahead of a series of central bank announcements across the region and crucial ‍U.S. inflation data.

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Dollar broadly firm as markets brace for central bank decisions

The dollar held gains against its major counterparts on Thursday as markets positioned for central bank decisions in Britain, Europe and Japan.Sterling remained lower after an unexpected drop in UK inflation backed the case for a rate cut by the Bank of England.