Halifax Intermediaries, Coventry for Intermediaries, BM Solutions, Keystone and Pepper will all be increasing rates over the coming days.

This repricing has been caused by the inflationary impact of the Middle East conflict, which has led swap rates to soar and markets to assume that expected Bank of England rate cuts will be cancelled.

Halifax Intermediaries said it would increase rates on all fixed purchase and remortgage deals, as well as product transfers and further advances, from 14 March.

Coventry for Intermediaries will be increasing all fixed rates for new and existing residential borrowers from 8pm on 16 March.

The lender will also increase all fixed rates for new and existing buy-to-let borrowers from the same point.

Pepper Money will be increasing rates across its entire range overnight on 16 March, but has given no further details.

Keystone Property Finance will be withdrawing all its rates at 4.59pm on 13 March.

In an email to brokers, the lender said this was due to “The continued increases in swap rates influenced by economic and geopolitical factors”.

Keystone said new rates will be launched soon.

BM Solutions will be increasing rates on all its personal ownership buy-to-let and let to buy mortgages from 14 March.

The lender will also be raising rates on its limited company buy-to-let, product transfers and further advances.