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Interest Rates & Inflation: Eurozone Hike Pushes Rates To 22-Year High - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: Eurozone Hike Pushes Rates To 22-Year High

15 June: All Eyes On Bank Of England After US Fed And ECB Moves The European Central Bank (ECB), as expected, has announced it is raising interest rates

Source: forbes.com
Interest Rates & Inflation: Fed Reserve Holds Rates On Back Of Benign Inflation Figures - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: Fed Reserve Holds Rates On Back Of Benign Inflation Figures

14 June: Hike Could Land In July To Tackle Rising Core Prices The Federal Reserve, the US equivalent of the Bank of England, has left its target benchma

Source: forbes.com
Interest Rates & Inflation: US Prices Data Eases Pressure On Tomorrow's Fed Decision - Vimarsana News

Interest Rates & Inflation: US Prices Data Eases Pressure On Tomorrow's Fed Decision

13 June: Steep Fall May Not Prevent Rate Hike In July US inflation cooled by slightly more than expected to 4% in the year to May, down from 4.9% record

Source: forbes.com
Inflation drops: but "core number remains dangerously sticky" - industry experts react to today's data - Vimarsana News

Inflation drops: but "core number remains dangerously sticky" - industry experts react to today's data

John Choong, an equity analyst at InvestingReviews.co.uk: "While Wednesday's inflation number finally dropped below double digits, it still came in

Government borrowing costs soar to Truss-era levels as inflation fuels rate-hike fears - Vimarsana News

Government borrowing costs soar to Truss-era levels as inflation fuels rate-hike fears

The Bank of England (pictured) has already raised interest rates 12 times since December 2021, taking them from 0.1% to 4.5%.