Mortgage Rates Rise Again as Average Two-Year Fix Reaches 5.84%
UK mortgage rates have risen again in September, reversing some of the improvement borrowers had seen earlier in the year as lenders respond to higher funding…
Rising Energy Costs Could Complicate the Outlook for Mortgage Rates
Fresh concern about oil and winter energy prices has added another uncertainty for inflation, Bank Rate expectations and household mortgage affordability.
Economists Expect Bank of England to Hold Rates Despite Inflation Risks
Economists expect the Bank of England to keep interest rates on hold for the rest of 2026, leaving mortgage borrowers facing a longer period of rate…
Bank of England Holds Rates Again but Split Widens to 6–3
The Bank of England has held Bank Rate at 3.75%, but a wider split among policymakers shows that inflation pressure is still a live concern for…
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UK House Prices: Early 2026 Snapshot and What It Means for Buyers
After a subdued 2025, the UK housing market is showing signs of renewed growth in early 2026, with house prices stabilising and starting to…
UK Mortgage Rates Update: What Borrowers Need to Know in February 2026
Mortgage rates in the UK have stabilised but remain relatively high, even after recent base rate cuts. Some lenders have made small reductions to…
Bank of England Holds Base Rate at 3.75%: What It Means for Mortgages
The Bank of England has held the UK base rate at 3.75%. That means interest rates aren’t rising or falling for now, but borrowing…
Cheapest Mortgage Fixes Drop to Around 3.5% — Brokers Weigh In
Mortgage brokers report that the cheapest two- and five-year fixed mortgage deals in the UK have dipped to around 3.5% in early 2026 as…