The Bank of England has held interest rates at ... lone wolf who voted for a 25 basis point cut. The decision saw Catherine Mann split from Dhingra after the pair voted for a radical 50 basis ...

The stock market panic prompted by the US president’s tariffs – and his subsequent U-turn and 90-day pause – could now force ...

Hopes of faster interest rate cuts were fuelled today as a senior Bank of England figure argued that inflation will not run out of control. Catherine Mann, a member of the rate-setting Monetary ...

The Bank of England (BoE ... while two – Swati Dhingra and Catherine L Mann – advocated for a larger 50-basis-point reduction. The BoE noted significant progress in reducing inflation over ...

Catherine Mann, who had surprised markets by voting for a half-a-point reduction alongside Dr Dhingra in February, backed a hold. The Bank of England has left borrowing costs unchanged in a blow ...

The Bank of England has maintained interest rates ... This decision marked a divergence from Catherine Mann, with whom Dhingra had previously voted for a significant 50 basis point cut in February.

If you had to draw one headline out of the latest Bank of England decision to keep rates unchanged at 4.5%, it would be that Catherine Mann has dropped her short-lived call for faster rate cuts.