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The National Rally is on course to win the snap vote called by President Macron after the hard-Right party's crushing victory in European parliament elections last month.

Up to 400,000 households will see ‘very large increases’ of more than 50 per cent in mortgage repayments

Homeowners reaching the end of their fixed-rate deals are on course to see monthly payments rise by a typical £180 - or 28 per cent, equating to more than £2,000 a year - by the end of 2026.

London’s main stock index slipped in closing trade, as dollar earners and companies trading without further rights rot dividend payments fell.

MORE than three million households are still set to witness hikes in their mortgage repayments over the next two years.

MORE than three million households are still set to witness hikes in their mortgage repayments over the next two years.

Typical borrower coming off fixed-rate deal by end of 2026 will pay £180 more a month

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The central bank stressed that UK lenders are still in a strong position to support households and businesses, even if the economic backdrop worsens.

The Bank of England joined peers in ramping up interest rates between late 2021 and last year to combat soaring inflation.

400,000 people have been told there will be 'very large increases'

400,000 people have been told there will be 'very large increases'

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The Bank says 400,000 households will see 'very large increases' of more than 50 percent

A third of British mortgage holders were still paying rates of less than 3%, and were likely to see their average monthly mortgage payment rise by £180 pounds or 28% as they refinanced between now and the end of 2026, the Bank of England…