BoE begins rate cut talks

The Bank of England today begins its 100th meeting to set interest rates with loud calls for lower borrowing costs ringing in its ears.

The Bank of England today begins its 100th meeting to set interest rates with loud calls for lower borrowing costs ringing in its ears.

Economists believe a quarter-point cut in rates to 4.5% is a virtual certainty as the UK economy splutters and manufacturers and retailers appeal for help.

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