A fall in swap rates since the Bank of England’s base rate cut last week offers “light on the horizon” for homebuyers and buy-to-let investors, according to data from Octane Capital. The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee voted 7-to-2 to cut the interest by 0.25% to 4.5% last Thursday. Since then the average
A fall in swap rates since the Bank of England’s base rate cut last week offers “light on the horizon” for homebuyers and buy-to-let investors, according to data from Octane Capital. The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee voted 7-to-2 to cut the interest by 0.25% to 4.5% last Thursday. Since then the average
A fall in swap rates since the Bank of England’s base rate cut last week offers “light on the horizon” for homebuyers and buy-to-let investors, according to data from Octane Capital. The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee voted 7-to-2 to cut the interest by 0.25% to 4.5% last Thursday. Since then the average












