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Mortgage lenders are sending mixed messages to borrowers with a mixture of rate cuts and hikes as the conflict in the Middle East continues to rattle markets. Whether you're buying a home, remortgaging or you’re a buy-to-let landlord, we look at the outlook for 2026.

By Marc Shoffman Last updated 19 May 26

Bank stocks are on a tear, having seen off the financial crisis, threats from upstart lenders and tough regulation. Here's how to invest in the banking sector

By Jamie Ward Published 11 May 26

Bankers are returning to London after an ill-fated exodus to the continent. We should lay out the red carpet, says Matthew Lynn

By Matthew Lynn Published 9 May 26

You may think that only businesses and politicians should pay attention to choices made by the Bank of England, but its interest rates decisions also have an impact on your personal finances. We explain how.

By Daniel Hilton Published 8 January 26

The rise to power and dominance of the central banks has been a key theme in MoneyWeek in its 25 years. Has their rule been benign?

By Simon Wilson Published 7 November 25

Opinion Say goodbye to the era of central bank orthodoxy and hello to the new era of central bank dependency, says Jeremy McKeown

By Jeremy McKeown Published 22 August 25

Opinion The statistical indicators and data investors have relied on for decades are no longer fit for purpose. It's time to move on, says Helen Thomas

By Helen Thomas Published 22 August 25