How can I find a graph of UK interest rates over the last 20 years?

Answer 1

Have you tried the website of the LSE (London Stock Exchange)?
Surely someone in the Chambers of Commerce must have an idea of how / where you can find it. Ask them.

Answer 2

Now it depends on what you mean by UK interest rates. The Bank of England base rate? Or LIBOR? LIBOR = London Interbank Offered rate and is the rate at which banks lend each other money and key to our whole financial system.

An explanation of how it all fits together, as well as oudles and oudles of data, can be found at the following website:

http://www.bba.org.uk/bba/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d=141&a=627

You should be able to get your graph from this data...

Answer 3

In general, the best place to get yield curve information is from the Central Bank. In the US, that is the Fed (best place is the FRED database from the St Louis Federal SReserve Bank). In the UK, the central bank is The Bank of England.

The following link will give you historical UK yield curves.

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Answer 5

Probably the Bank of England website will have the raw data which you can dump in a spreadsheet programme like Excel to draw your chart

Answer 6

llloyd of london will have details... bank of england!
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/3793265.stm
www.bankofengland.co.uk
www.alluk-property.co.uk/interest-rates.html - this one may have last 20 yrs!

Answer 7

Not a graph, but look here ---> http://213.225.136.206/mfsd/iadb/Repo.asp?Travel=NIxIRx