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The Bank of England held rates at 3.75%, citing inflation pressures from the Middle East conflict, high energy costs, and strong wages, with possible future hikes if inflation doesn’t ease.
The Bank of England has kept its key interest rate at 3.75%, marking its fifth consecutive hold, citing persistent inflation pressures linked to the Middle East conflict, elevated energy costs, and strong wage growth.
Officials warned that further rate hikes remain possible if inflation does not sustainably fall toward the 2% target, while emphasizing that policy decisions will depend on incoming data.
The decision comes amid ongoing global economic uncertainty, with financial markets expecting potential rate changes later in 2026 based on inflation trends.
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El Banco de Inglaterra mantuvo las tasas en el 3,75%, citando las presiones inflacionarias del conflicto de Oriente Medio, los altos costos de la energía y los altos salarios, con posibles aumentos futuros si la inflación no se alivia.