The Bank of England has kept interest rates at 0.5% today after six months of consecutive cuts.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted unanimously both to cut Bank base rate by 50 basis points in March and to support the bank's asset purchase scheme.
The Bank of England has begun a £2bn auction to buy gilts from investment institutions.
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) says a Conservative Party review which examines the possibility of abolishing the FSA "deserves serious consideration".
The Bank of England has cut interest rates for the sixth consecutive month today, reaching a new record low of just 0.5%.
As the housing market continues to struggle and the Bank of England Base Rate remains historically low, Matthew Wyles asks how long it will take for the economy to recuperate following these testing times.
A fresh stimulus to the economy through tax cuts or spending on public works projects could come in the April Budget, a government document released by Gordon Brown hinted yesterday, according to The Times .
The Bank of England has cut interest rates again today, down to a new record low of 1%.
The minutes from this month's meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee has revealed eight of the nine members voted in favour of a cut of 50 basis points in Bank base rate (BBR).
Savings rates have hit a five-year low as the Bank of England's base rate approached a record trough last month, figures show.