Bank of England

Nationwide house price index for August shows faster growth than July.

Mortgage approvals fell from 64,152 in June to 60,912 last month, short of analysts' forecast for a 62,000 reading.

Bank of England's August rate cut has seen banks and building societies slash ISA rates to near negligible levels.

Bank of England has had to acknowledge it was too pessimistic before UK vote to leave the European Union.

Solid UK economic activity after EU referendum has boosted retail, housebuilding and leisure sectors.

Consumer credit growth rates have hit 10-year highs as households turn to cards to make ends meet.

The cost of living rises following the Brexit vote according to official data as petrol and alcohol prices lift.

New Zealand dollar surges against major peers ahead of expected 25 basis points rate cut.

UK central bank recently revived its quantitative easing programme but it has not been plain sailing

Vacancies in the financial services industry down 12% month-on-month in July.

Sterling under pressure after Ian McCafferty says Bank of England could cut interest rates again this year.

McCafferty says a clear picture on the exact impact of Brexit on the economy is yet to emerge.

What the papers say: The Bank of England's halving of its interest rate continues to make savers suffer.

Blue chip shares end the week in buoyant mood after the Bank's measures to kick-start the economy.

Dollar hits week-high against the euro after better-than-expected non-farm jobs report.

Many banks yet to reveal stance on standard variable rate products.

BoE's deputy governor Ben Broadbent refuses to rule out further cuts.

Investors shrug off flat overnight session on Wall Street.

Pound falls over 1% against 16 major peers after Bank of England cuts rates to 0.25%.

Interest rate cut by half to 0.25% sends top flight shares higher.

BoE slashes base rate in half and boost stimulus as Brexit uncertainty weighs on UK economy.

Bank governor says lenders 'have no excuse' not to pass the cut onto customers.

BoE now expects Consumer Price Index inflation will hit 2.4% in 2018 and 2019.

After seven years of sitting tight, the Bank of England has cut rates to a new historic low of 0.25%.

Investors expect the UK's central bank to cut rates to a record low of 0.25%.

UK services sector records worst performance in seven years as post-Brexit volatility hits economy.

Pound gains ahead of BoE meeting while yen advances after Japanese government approves stimulus package.

The London market falls after poor economic data and ahead of key BoE interest rate decision.

Governor Mark Carney expected to announce drop to 0.25% on Thursday after Brexit result jitters.

Increasingly unconventional means are being suggested in a bid to kick-start economic growth.