Bank of England policymaker says raising interest rates ‘not compelling’
Summary
A Bank of England policymaker has expressed that raising interest rates is not compelling. The official, Alan Taylor, a member of the Monetary Policy Committee, has downplayed the need for increasing borrowing costs. Multiple outlets have reported his comments, emphasizing his stance on the current interest rate situation. The discussion comes amid ongoing debates about the UK's economic outlook and inflation trends. No decision on interest rates has been made as of the latest reports.
Latest: On 2026-09-30, Alan Taylor reiterated that there is no need for an interest rate hike, according to City A.M.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 30 September
On 2026-09-30, Alan Taylor reiterated that there is no need for an interest rate hike, according to City A.M.
- 00:00City A.M.Bank of England’s Taylor: No need for interest rate hike
Tuesday 29 September
- 12:37The IndependentBank of England policymaker says raising interest rates ‘not compelling’
- 12:37Evening StandardBank of England policymaker says raising interest rates ‘not compelling’