Bank of England decision in September?
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[UPDATE] Bank of England keeps policy interest rate unchanged at 3.75% for the sixth consecutive meeting (first reported at 2026-09-17T08:00:18.970576900Z)
BoE Hold Masks A Sharper Bias Towards Tightening • • The Bank of England held the Bank Rate at 3.75% in a 6–3 vote, as expected, but shifted closer to further tightening. Energy prices have risen sharply since July, lifting the Bank’s early-2027 inflation forecast above 4%, while stronger activity suggests economic slack may no longer be increasing. • • Although the MPC still sees little evidence of second-round effects in wages and prices, it now judges those risks to have grown and the inflation outlook to be more clearly tilted to the upside. Notably, several members who voted to hold said the case for raising rates is building if the conflict and energy shock persist. • • The decision should reinforce higher-for-longer expectations and leave a near-term hike firmly in play, supporting sterling and pressuring short-dated gilts. Separately, the Bank made quantitative tightening more predictable, committing to unwind its monetary-policy gilt portfolio by 2034 while maintaining £20 bn of annual sales.
The Bank of England left interest rates unchanged at 3.75% by a six-to-three vote on its Monetary Policy Committee.
NEW • • Bank of England hold interest rates with a 6-3 vote. • • Says q3 growth will now be 0.4% • • - in a surprise move auctions of Government debt are paused, and the Bank has decided to hold on to its stock of long term debts, partly to back up total banknote issuance.
Cailian Press, September 17th - The Bank of England kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.75%, in line with market expectations.
Bank of England:at Its Meeting Ending on 16 September 2026, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) Voted by a Majority of 6-3 to Maintain Bank Rate at 3.75%
Bank of England:at Its Meeting Ending on 16 September 2026, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) Voted by a Majority of 6-3 to Maintain Bank Rate at 3.75%
Live: Anything other than a hold from the Bank of England today would still be a surprise. The money markets indicate there’s a 76.5% chance of ‘no change’ from the B
Live: Q: What would it take for Bank of England policymakers to change course on rates? Bank of England policymaker Alan Taylor argues that has already course-correct
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate at 3.75% Until Q2 2027, Medians Show
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate at 3.75% Until Q2 2027, Medians Show
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate at 3.75% in September, Said All 65 Economists Surveyed
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate at 3.75% in September, Said All 65 Economists Surveyed
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate at 3.75% in September, Said All 65 Economists Surveyed
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate at 3.75% in September, Said All 65 Economists Surveyed
BNP Paribas Expects BoE to Hike Interest Rates by 25 Bp in November 2026 vs Prior Forecast of a Hike in September This Year
BNP Paribas Expects BoE to Hike Interest Rates by 25 Bp in November 2026 vs Prior Forecast of a Hike in September This Year
First Bank assesses that the central bank will not raise interest rates in September, and cash dividend yields are expected to increase by 30% compared to last year.
First Bank assesses that the central bank will not raise interest rates in September, and cash dividend yields are expected to increase by 30% compared to last year.
Investors’ expectations for next Bank of England rate hike drift into 2027
Investors’ expectations for next Bank of England rate hike drift into 2027
Live: Bank tips September rate rise Unexpectedly strong inflation figures have forced a rethink on interest rates, with three out of four big banks now tipping the RB
Live: Bank of England likely to hold interest rates
Live: Bank of England likely to hold interest rates
Live: Bank of England likely to hold interest rates
Live: Bank of England likely to hold interest rates
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate Steady at 3.75% Through to First Quarter of Next Year, Medians Showed
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate Steady at 3.75% Through to First Quarter of Next Year, Medians Showed
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate Steady at 3.75% Through to First Quarter of Next Year, Medians Showed
Reuters Poll-Bank of England to Hold Bank Rate Steady at 3.75% Through to First Quarter of Next Year, Medians Showed
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This market will resolve according to the change in basis points in the Bank Rate resulting from the September 2026 meeting of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, relative to the level it was prior to this meeting.
The resolution source will be official information from the Bank of England, including the statement or release from its September 2026 Monetary Policy Committee meeting, scheduled for September 17 2026, as listed on the official Bank of England calendar (https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetary-policy/upcoming-mpc-dates). This market may resolve as soon as the statement or release of the Bank of England's September 2026 Monetary Policy Committee meeting with relevant data is issued.
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