How will 速く rising 利益／興味 率s 影響する／感情 you? This is Money podcast on what next for savers, borrowers and 投資家s

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The base 率 has gone from 0.1 per cent to 1.25 per cent in the space of six months, in a flurry of 率 rises that would have been considered 考えられない a year ago.

Yet, as the Bank of England 配達するd another 0.25 百分率 point raise, 発言する／表明するs were raised in some corners to 需要・要求する why it hadn't gone その上の.

Why not a 0.5 per cent jump, or even a 0.75 per cent one, as the Fed had 配達するd in the US?

With インフレーション running at 9 per cent and 推定する／予想するd to 長，率いる north into 二塁打 digits soon, the onus is on the Bank of England to show it has a 支配する and we aren't 長，率いるing 支援する to the 1970s.

But is 速く raising 率s the 権利 thing to do and how will it 影響する／感情 savers, borrowers and 投資家s?

On this podcast, Georgie 霜, 物陰／風下 Boyce and Simon Lambert discuss the 事例／患者 for and against 率 rises and what the 衝撃 is for the economy and people.

Mortgage 率s have risen even faster than the base 率, so what can those who need to remortgage do - and will this 沈む house prices??

The team 査定する／（税金などを）課す the prospects for the 所有物／資産／財産 market and 申し込む／申し出 their tips on what borrowers should do to 準備する and 保護する themselves.

一方／合間, over in the US, it's the 株式市場 that's 苦しむing as 率s rise, why is that and how bad could this 耐える market be?

And finally, 石油 prices keep hitting 記録，記録的な／記録する highs and we want people to switch to electric cars but the 政府 has swiped away the £1,500 認める that helps people buy more affordable models.?

Will that make a difference, or has electric car 需要・要求する reached a level where 溝へはまらせる／不時着するing a bung to help out is wise?

After years of inactivity, the Bank of England's 通貨の 政策 委員会 has raised base 率 速く from 0.1 per cent to 1.25 per cent, since December