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The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted 7–2 in favour of holding the base rate at 4.25% at its May 2026 meeting, citing continued uncertainty around services inflation, which remains at 5.4% — well above the 2% target. Two members voted for an immediate cut to 4.0%, arguing that the labour market has softened sufficiently and that waiting risks causing unnecessary harm to mortgage holders and businesses facing refinancing pressure. The MPC's statement noted that global trade conditions remain unsettled, pointing to the ongoing impact of US tariff policy on UK export demand. The committee expects to reassess its position at the August meeting, with financial markets currently pricing in a 70% probability of a 25 basis point cut at that meeting. Consumer confidence fell for the third consecutive month in April, with households citing mortgage costs and energy bills as the primary pressures on household finances.
The Bank of England held rates at 4.25% in May 2026, with a cut most likely at the August meeting as inflation slowly cools.