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Express News | Bank of England Chief Economist Pierre: Interest rate decisions will depend on data
Bank of England Chief Economist Pierre: Inflation and economic growth are showing “encouraging signs”
Bank of England chief economist Pierre said that there are some signs that UK economic activity is recovering, and that inflation and economic growth are showing “encouraging signs.”
Keep “standing still”! The Bank of England has kept interest rates unchanged for 6 consecutive times, hinting at a rate cut this summer
Stresses that interest rate cuts in June depend on upcoming data
BOE Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged. Why It May Cut Sooner Than the Fed. -- Barrons.com
The Bank of England kept interest rates on hold on Thursday. As with the Federal Reserve, the big question is still when the first cut will come.
The US dollar index DXY fell 18 points in the short term, to a minimum of 105.47. GBP/USD's decline against the US dollar after erasing the Bank of England's interest rate decision was reported at 1.2502.
The US dollar index DXY fell 18 points in the short term, to a minimum of 105.47. GBP/USD's decline against the US dollar after erasing the Bank of England's interest rate decision was reported at 1.2502.
The Bank of England kept interest rates unchanged for the sixth time in a row and may welcome a window of interest rate cuts in June
The Zhitong Finance App learned that the Bank of England has taken another critical step on the issue of cutting interest rates. The Bank of England voted 7 to 2 at the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting on Thursday to decide to maintain the benchmark interest rate at 5.25% for the sixth time in a row. Among them, Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden (Dave Ramsden) and Bank of England official Swati Dhingra (Swati Dhingra) voted for immediate interest rate cuts. Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey (Andrew Bailey) said after the meeting that despite the “encouraging news” of inflation, he expected