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Comments come after governor Andrew Bailey last week said interest rate cuts were ‘in play’
The Bank of England can learn from history
FT Exclusive: Central banker says ‘increasingly positive story’ on fight with inflation
UK central bank’s decision would chime with approach of Fed and ECB
Monetary policy will ‘need to remain restrictive for some time’, MPC member Megan Greene warns
MPC member Catherine Mann argued for a further increase in cost of borrowing to 5.5 per cent
Swati Dhingra tells Financial Times the Monetary Policy Committee should cut rates immediately
Chief economist Huw Pill says underlying price growth does not need to fall to 2% for easing of policy
Uptick in inflation and disappointing retail sales complicate picture for Bank of England, say analysts
Analysts say price growth will slow more quickly than Bank of England predicted if Middle East tensions do not escalate
Investors are betting central bank will start cutting interest rates far sooner than its tough rhetoric suggests
Bigger than expected drop sparks slide in sterling as traders reinforce bets on Bank of England interest rate cuts
The wrong solutions to the wrong problems
Markets see cost of borrowing staying at 5.25% until mid-2024 ahead of final MPC vote of 2023
US Fed, ECB and BoE meet this week as strong labour data suggests policy pivot unlikely
Jonathan Haskel warns inflation could prove persistent if labour market pressures continue
Bank of England’s chief economist on battling inflation and responding to geopolitical shocks
Central bank says restrictive policy will have to remain for ‘extended period’ despite bleak economic outlook
Catherine Mann warns leaving cost of borrowing unchanged risks ‘further inflation persistence’
Latest official data is expected to show price growth picking up again in August
Huw Pill indicates he will vote to keep rates at 5.25% for longer, pushing back against market expectations
BoE governor declines to declare victory, but inflation is expected to continue to fall after protracted series of rate rises
Smaller increase to 5.25% comes amid signs persistently high inflation is beginning to ease
Internal appointment will lead UK central bank’s work on financial stability
But analysts and investors are divided on the size of the increase expected from the central bank
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