Barclays will increase rates by up to 16 basis points tomorrow, while Nottingham Building Society, Moda and CHL are also raising prices.
Elsewhere, Leeds Building Society, Hinckley & Rugby and Coventry are cutting rates.
At Barclays, prices for home purchases, mortgage refinancing and existing customer deals will all rise.
The largest increase is due to the five-year Reward agreement for existing mortgage customers with a Loan-to-Value value of 60% without costs, which will increase by 16 basis points from 3.99% to 4.15%.
One of the other notable increases is that a Great Escape five-year fixed remortgage agreement at a 60% LTV without fees will increase by 15 basis points from 4% to 4.15%.
Many other deals will see smaller increases.
But Barclays is making a major rate cut, with a two-year buy-to-let fix for remortgaging at 60% LTV falling by 37 basis points from 4.65% to 4.28%.
Nottingham Building Society says it will increase prices by up to 15 basis points on Friday on selected foreign products, interest-only pension products and standard buy-to-let new business products.
Moda Mortgages has emailed brokers to say it will withdraw selected five-year fixed interest rates from its limited edition range at 5pm today.
Substitutes will be launched tomorrow with rates that can be increased by up to 10 basis points, the report said.
Moda’s sister bank CHL, which is part of the same group, wrote to brokers with the same update.