Bank Of England dampens hopes of interest rate cut

Further rate cuts for struggling home owners and borrowers look unlikely this year as policymakers battle to control runaway inflation, the Bank of England signalled today.

Further rate cuts for struggling home owners and borrowers look unlikely this year as policymakers battle to control runaway inflation, the Bank of England signalled today.

The bank’s latest quarterly inflation report suggests the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) will remain well above its 2% target in two years’ time if interest rates fall up to twice more this year to 4.5% as markets expect.

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