The Interest Rate Debate: Is It Time To Lower Interest Rates?

This article focuses on the interest rate debate, which is concerned with whether the Bank of England will lower its interest rate and when and if this action will occur.

Editors-In-Chief The Corporate Law Journal21 June 2024Bank of England, interest rates, markets, inflation, interest rate cuts, andrew bailey, governor andrew baileyComment

The Domino Effects of Costlier Debt: Impacts on Leveraged Finance and M&A

What are the ramifications of increasingly costlier debt? An analysis of the low-cost debt conditions during the 2010s compared to those in the current environment.

Interest Rate Roundup: Bank of England Raises Rates for 11th Consecutive Time Following February Inflation Data

What is the new interest rate announcement by the Bank of England and what does it mean?

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The UK's Next Interest Rate Decision: What You Need to Know

What are interest rates and how do they affect people and the economy?

FinanceGuest User11 March 2023interest rates, Bank of England, inflation, economy, mortgage, loan, andrew bailey, governor andrew bailey, cost of living, cost of borrowing, savings, investment, housing market, debtsComment

A Tale Of Three Central Banks – How The Fed, ECB, And BoE Differ On Monetary Tightening

A look at the different approaches of the US Federal Reserve, Bank of England and European Central Bank for tackling monetary tightening and inflation.

Guest User6 March 2023bonds, yields, unemployment, us federal funds, bank of england, ecb, european central bank, inflation, interest rates, Jay Powell, Christine Lagarde, central banks, bank, banks, rate, rates, interestsComment

What Is The 45p Tax Rate And Why Has The Chancellor Reversed Its Abolition?

The 45p tax rate cut and how it contributed to market turmoil in the UK

The Corporate Law Journal3 October 2022Kwasi Kwarteng, HM Treasury, Chancellor, Chancellor of the Exchequer, UK economy, mortgage, interest rates, Bank of Enland, IMF, Liz Truss, Conservative Party Conference, CPC2022Comment

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