Barclays has reduced its five-year fixed range by up to 30 basis points.
The bank has reduced its five-year fixed rate with a product fee of £899 on a loan-to-value (LTV) of 60% from 3.98% to 3.82%.
It has also reduced the price of its five-year fixed rate no fee at 60% LTV from 4.09% to 3.92% and reduced the five-year fixed price with a £899 product fee at 85% LTV from 4.12% to 4.03%.
These products all have a minimum loan of £5,000 and a maximum loan of £2 million.
In addition, Barclays has reduced its five-year fixed rate with a product fee of £899 at 90% LTV from 4.44% to 4.27%.
And the five-year fixed fee at 90% LTV has been reduced from 4.65% to 4.35%.
Both have a minimum loan of £5,000 and a maximum loan of £640,000.
Last week, Barclays has announced it is increasing its maximum loan-to-income ratio (LTI). up to six times income.
Meanwhile, Santander has announced interest rate cuts, with rates now starting at 3.55%.
For movers, all 60% to 95% LTV fixed rates over two years will be reduced by as much as 0.14% to start from 3.55%, while all 60% to 95% LTV fixed rates over three years will be reduced by up to 0.29% to start from 3.60%.
In addition, all fixed interest rates with an LTV of 60% to 95% with a five-year term have been reduced by up to 0.09%, with prices now starting from 3.76%.
Santander’s fixed interest rates for refinancing have also been reduced. All 60% to 90% LTV fixed rates for two years have been reduced by as much as 0.14%, with rates starting from 3.62%, while all 60% to 75% LTV fixed rates for three years have been reduced by up to 0.12% to start from 3.80%.
All fixed interest rates with an LTV of 60% to 90% over a five-year period have been reduced by up to 0.11%, with rates starting from 3.80%.
The rates for BTL and starters have also been reduced.
Elsewhere, Skipton for Intermediaries has announced rate cuts.
The lender has cut prices on its fixed-rate home purchases and remortgages.
Rates for its new construction products have also been reduced.
Skipton for Intermediaries has also introduced selected rate reductions on its two-year fixed rate residential products for existing customers.