Interest rates

The Bank of England holds interest rates at 5.25% today, Shweta Singh, Senior Economist at Cardano, shared our thoughts on this.

Shweta Singh, Senior Economist, shared our thoughts:

Recent labour market and inflation data, which show labour market rebalancing and inflationary pressures easing have just proven sufficient for the Bank of England to ‘wait and see’ how inflation trends continue to develop through the Autumn. Shweta Singh, Chief Economist, shares her thoughts on the latest interest rate decision.

In our latest Covenant Quarterly, we discuss the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s first Mansion House speech. Following the recent market focus on pensions it was unsurprising that DB pension schemes featured at the heart of the speech. In the full article we provide the key takeaways for pension trustees.

In our latest perspective piece, Michael McElligott and Hamish Reeves discuss the need for contingency planning and scenario testing as M&A starts to increase.

Shweta Singh, Chief Economist at Cardano, shares her thoughts on the Bank of England’s decision today to raise interest rates to 5.25% “The Bank of England (BOE) voted 6-3 to raise the policy rate by 25bps to 5.25% in one of the most divided decisions since the tightening cycle began in December 2021. The decision is […]

Shweta Singh, Chief Economist at Cardano, shared her thoughts on the ECB Governing Council (GC)’s decision on 27th July to raise the three key policy rates by 25bps.

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) accelerated the pace of its hiking cycle raising interest rates by 0.50% to 5.00% at the June meeting. Shweta Singh, Chief Economist, shares her thoughts here.

The ECB raised the policy interest rates by another 25bps at the June meeting. Our Chief Economist, Shweta Singh, shares her thoughts.