At Halifax, two-year fixed rates for remortgage borrowers at 60% and 75% loan-to-value will climb by up to 10bps.

Selected two-year fixes for product transfer and further advance will rise by up to 5bps.

At Gen H, the lender says it has made cuts today in response to a fall in swap rates.

Its biggest reductions are to five-year fixed rates at 60% loan-to-value, which have dropped by 20bps.

Five-year fixes at 70-80% LTV have gone down by 10bps.

A number of other deals have reduced by up to 10bps and all 90% LTV rates have reduced by 5bps.

At Principality, the most substantial cuts are to holiday let products with five-year fixes at 60% LTV falling by up to 20bps.

Residential rates are set to come down by up to 11bps, but some buy-to-let deals will increase by up to 17bps.

Meanwhile, Foundation is withdrawing its full residential range at 5.30pm today in order to reprice.

It says the majority of rates will be replaced tomorrow, but a number of deals will not be brought back.

The news follows substantial rate cuts by Santander on first-time buyer products, plus reductions at NatWest.

Barclays lowered some rates but also increased others and Virgin raised prices.

Speaking of today’s reprice at Gen H, the lender’s sales and distribution director Sara Palmer says: “We are a fintech lender, which affords us one major advantage: agility.

“Swaps moved in the right direction this week and our pricing committee took every opportunity to make cuts wherever we could.”