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Rising interest rates could cost some borrowers more than rising energy bills
Central bank has primary function to maintain price stability and support government economic policy
40% of fixed-rate deals will end this year, exposing borrowers to higher costs
The hit to households from the downturn will be worse than anything that followed the financial crisis
UK central bank’s weak outlook adds to broader concerns about prospects for global growth
Analysts say central bank wants to unleash a sharp economic downturn to curb surging inflation
UK faces protracted recession and biggest squeeze on living standards in 60 years
Tory leadership frontrunner says now wrong time to be putting up taxes as she picks up support of Sajid Javid
MPC meets on Thursday under pressure to follow other central banks in monetary tightening
Experts give practical tips to help manage rising prices and higher interest rates
Historic tightening may be needed to return UK’s 40-year high inflation rate to central bank’s 2% target, says Bailey
With interest rates rising, now is not the time to scrap the test of affordability for home loans
Huw Pill says he is ‘in the price stability business’ but warns it is no longer helpful to give guidance on future path of policy
House price growth expected to slow as buyers’ incomes are hit by higher interest and jump in cost of living
Sharp price increases push households to turn to own-label products as BoE chief warns of further rate rises
External MPC member Catherine Mann says dovish approach would put pressure on sterling
Move comes as inflation is expected to surge even higher before end of 2022
UK central bank moves less aggressively than the Fed despite predicting price rises will hit 11% this year
Policymakers warn inflation will hit 11% but gradual approach contrasts with Fed
Nearly £1tn is deposited by commercial banks overnight as result of QE programme
Number of full-time employees at all-time high but hiring is slowing and unemployment edging up
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
MPC meeting to consider 0.5% rise in wake of Johnson’s cost of living support measures
Traders question how far the Bank of England can raise rates in the face of cost of living crisis
Interest on cash deposits remains paltry, but some companies are throwing off dividends in the here and now
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