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Lloyds Financial institution’s Charlie Nunn expects two extra rate of interest cuts in 2025

By Editorial Board Published July 24, 2025 2 Min Read
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Lloyds Financial institution’s Charlie Nunn expects two extra rate of interest cuts in 2025

The top of the UK’s largest mortgage lender has stated he expects two extra rate of interest cuts this 12 months, making borrowing cheaper.

Two cuts are at present anticipated by traders, the primary of which is because of be a 0.25 share level discount subsequent month.

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The banking group owns Halifax and Financial institution of Scotland, making it the largest supplier of mortgages.

Mr Nunn additionally forecast home worth development of between 2 and three%.

“We helped 34,000 first-time buyers in the first half [of the year] alone, 64,000 last year. And of course, it was driven by the stamp duty changes in Q1 [the first three months of the year]. So Q2 [the second three months] was a bit slower, but we continue to see real strength in customers wanting to buy homes and take mortgages. So we think that will continue,” he stated.

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Anticipate two extra price cuts this 12 months, says Lloyds boss

It comes because the financial institution reported greater income than Metropolis of London analysts had anticipated.

Half-yearly revenue on the lender reached £3.5bn as folks borrowed and deposited extra.

The financial institution has benefited from excessive rates of interest, set at 4.25% by the Financial institution of England to manage inflation, which have made borrowing dearer for households and companies.

Over the past six months, the distinction between what Lloyds earns on loans and what it pays out rose.

Regardless of this, Mr Nunn warned the chancellor towards elevating taxes on monetary providers, saying it was one of many highest taxed on this planet.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is predicted to announce tax rises within the autumn as her vow to convey down debt has come underneath strain as a result of rising price of borrowing and authorities spending U-turns.

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