�At-a-glance:�UK interest rates | |
![]() | Why rates are rising The Bank of England has put interest rates up for the second time this year to curb inflation. Borrowing costs are now at their highest level since 2001. The Bank is worried that inflation is taking off due to factors like soaring energy costs. The main measure of inflation, the Consumer Prices Index, has been above its 2% target since May. |
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