In light of the Bank of England holding the base interest rate, Dr Maria Paola Rana, Lecturer in Economics and Finance here at the University of Salford, shares her thoughts.
In response to the Bank of England holding the base interest rate today, University of Salford macroeconomic experts, Matthew Allen and Dr Maria Paola Rana, share their thoughts.
In reaction to the Bank of England holding interest rates at 4% today ahead of the Autumn Budget, the University of Salford Economist, Matthew Allen, shares his thoughts. Matthew comments:
In response to the Bank of England yesterday holding interest rates at 3.75%, University of Salford macroeconomic experts, Dr Tony Syme and Dr Charles Nimoh, share their thoughts.
In response to the Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates at 3.75%, Matthew Allen, Lecturer in Economics at the University of Salford, said:
The Bank of England has once again held interest rates at 4.5%, extending a period of caution as inflation remains above target and economic growth stays subdued. Dr Charles Nimoh, macroeconomist at the University of Salford, examines the...
In light of the Bank of England increasing the interest rate for the 12th consecutive time since December 2021, to an almost 15-year high, Salford Business School's Dr Maria Paola Rana, shares her thoughts.
Salford Business School Economist, Dr Tony Syme, shares his thoughts on the Bank of England increasing the interest rate for the 13th consecutive time.
Salford Business School Economist, Dr Tony Syme, shares his thoughts on the Bank of England increasing the interest rate for the 14th consecutive time.
Yesterday Bank of England announced a further lift in the interest rate for the tenth consecutive time, taking it to a 14 year high of 4%. Here, Salford Business School Economist, Dr Mohammad Mahbubur Rahman shares his thoughts: