Despite the latest increase to the Bank Rate, mortgage rates are expected to continue to edge downwards during the coming weeks.
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The Bank of England predicts inflation will be below its 2% target in two years time, and close to zero in three years, leading to lower mortgage rates.
The Bank Rate is up by 0.75% but the outlook for mortgage rates is unchanged, with the likelihood borrowing costs will be lower by the year end.
The UK Bank Rate has risen to 3% from 2.25% in the biggest single increase for 33 years. Here's what it means for you and your home.
