but it's good news for some savers. here's our business editor simonjack. the road to rising interest rates has been a very slow one, like the tarmac on this road near lincoln, rates have been flattened for nearly ten years. that changed today for one main reason, wages are on the move. after years in the doldrums they are rising at 2.7% per year, faster than prices going up in the shops, as employers struggle to recruit and retain staff. that prompted the bank to raise rates by just a quarter to 0.75%. although the economy does not look like it is moving very fast, according to the governor upward pressure on prices is growing. the overall level of pay is now finally outstripping the rate of growth and inflation. pay packets are growing faster than prices online and in the shops. what we want to do is to ensure that that continues to be the case, so the economy remains on track and people who are just starting to get ahead, those people in work, continue to get ahead. back on the...