Several UK outlets report that mortgage borrowers are unlikely to see lower rates “any time soon” after a recent wave of increases across lenders. Moneyfacts data cited by both sources show that more than 30 mortgage providers have raised their rates in recent weeks. The reports link the changes to renewed inflation concerns tied to the Iran war, which they say are influencing expectations for interest rates and the wider cost of borrowing. While the articles do not detail specific lender actions or the magnitude of each change, they present a consistent picture: higher mortgage pricing is spreading rather than reversing. Both accounts also describe the expert warning as a caution to borrowers and those considering new deals, suggesting that rate reductions are not imminent. Overall, the coverage aligns on the timing (recent weeks), the scale (over 30 lenders), and the rationale cited (inflation fears connected to the Iran war), with no conflicting details about the underlying data provided by Moneyfacts.