Bank of England Rate Decision
The next Bank of England rate decision in UTC, graded by the market reaction past decisions actually produced.
Next rate decision
in 45 daysREVDEN grades the rate decision Critical, from the reaction past decisions actually produced.
One decision, three releases
How REVDEN grades. Every release is graded by the market reaction it actually produced, measured at 15 min, 1 h and 4 h. That grade overrides the raw label.
What is the Bank of England rate decision?
Bank Rate is the core interest rate in the UK. The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England meets eight times a year to decide what level of Bank Rate is needed to meet the inflation target.
The decision is published at 12:00 UK time together with the Monetary Policy Summary. In UTC that is 11:00 during British Summer Time and 12:00 in winter. Four decisions a year, in February, April, July and November, also bring the Monetary Policy Report.