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APPROXIMATELY 200,000 investors in M&G unit trusts will soon see annual management fees jump by 50%, says this morning's Daily Telegraph .

INTEREST RATES ARE unlikely to move up again despite rising inflation because the Bank of England has been taken by surprise by the pace of falling high street sales, reports The Times

The Bank of England left its key base interest rate unchanged for a sixth consequtive month today, leaving the rate at 4.75%.

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has today left the base rate unchanged at 4.75%.

MOST OF the national press are this morning are looking at yesterday's Bank of England base rate rise to 4.75%, but many comments suggest the Monetary Policy Committee shown have gone further to dampen economic inflation.

Takeup of mortgage equity withdrawal dropped by more than £1.5bn in the first three months this year, making it the biggest fall in 16 years, suggest latest figures by the Bank of England.

House prices slowed slightly for the first time in six months, signaling the property market is cooling figures from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors suggest.