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The Bank of England
The Bank of England has today hiked interest rates by 0.25% in its fourth consecutive rise, taking them to their highest level since 2009.
The bank's Monetary Policy Committee voted by six to three to raise interest rates to 1%, with the minority voting for a greater increase to 1.25%, as it reported that inflationary pressures have "intensified...
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