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USD/CAD weakens on Thursday, trading around 1.4100 at the time of writing, down 0.1% on the day after hitting a seven-month peak at 1.4140 in the previous day.
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BoE holds at 4.00% in 5–4 vote, inflation peaked, risk more balanced
The BoE held its Bank Rate steady at 4.00% today, as expected, but the 5–4 vote split revealed persistent pressure within the Monetary Policy Committee to continue easing. Governor Andrew Bailey and four others — Megan Greene, Clare Lombardelli, Catherine Mann, and Huw Pill — voted to maintain the current rate. Sarah Breeden, Swati Dhingra, […]
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United Kingdom BoE MPC Vote Rate Hike meets forecasts (0)
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United Kingdom BoE MPC Vote Rate Unchanged registered at 5, below expectations (6)
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BOE leaves bank rate unchanged at 4.00% in November monetary policy meeting
- Prior 4.00%
- Bank rate vote 5-4 vs 6-3 expected (Breeden, Ramsden, Dhingra, Taylor voted for 25 bps rate cut)
- Prior 7-2
- CPI inflation is judged to have peaked
- Progress on underlying disinflation continues, supported by the still restrictive stance of monetary policy
- The risk from greater inflation persistence has become less pronounced recently, and the risk to medium-term inflation from weaker demand more apparent
- Overall, the risks are now more balanced; but more evidence is needed on both
- The restrictiveness of monetary policy has fallen as Bank Rate has been reduced
- The extent of further reductions will therefore depend on the evolution of the outlook for inflation
- If progress on disinflation continues, Bank Rate is likely to continue on a gradual downward path
- Most members placed some weight on the scenario that domestic inflationary pressure has faded more quickly than was assumed in the central projection
- Greene, Lombardelli, Mann, Pill placed greater weight on risks of persistence in inflation, requiring more prolonged monetary policy restriction
- These members were concerned that this could stall, as they placed particular weight on the risk of higher inflation expectations or structural shifts leading to inflation persistence
- Bailey judged that overall risks to medium-term inflation had moved down to become more balanced but there was value in waiting for further evidence
- Breeden, Ramsden, Dhingra, Taylor dissented in favour of cutting bank rate by 25 bps at this meeting
- These members attached a greater weight to downside risks, given that these would reflect a continuation of current trends, with particular concerns that household saving would remain elevated and weigh on consumption
- Dhingra and Taylor argued that policy was already significantly over-restrictive
- Full statement
This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.
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