Bank Rate, inflation and gilt yields, and what each change means for savers, borrowers and bond holders. We report every decision and data release with its date and source.
3.75%: Bank Rate is unchanged after a 6-3 vote in which three members of the Monetary Policy Committee wanted a rise to 4%. The next decision, with a new Monetary Policy Report, is due on 5 November 2026.
3.75%: Bank Rate is unchanged after a 6-3 vote in which three members of the Monetary Policy Committee wanted a rise to 4%. The next decision, with a new Monetary Policy Report, is due on 5 November 2026.
5.50%: the Reserve Bank of India's repo rate after a unanimous 25 basis point rise on 7 October 2026, with the stance moved to calibrated tightening. For NRIs it bears on rupee deposit rates and on the price of Indian bonds.
UK inflation was 3.1% in August 2026, enough to turn a taxed 4% savings rate into a real loss for higher-rate taxpayers. Index-linked gilts pay more as prices rise, with price risk and a 2030 index change attached.
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