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BOE ready to resume cuts and shake the GBP/USD

BOE ready to resume cuts and shake the GBP/USD
BOE ready to resume cuts and shake the GBP/USD
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Start, stop and now start again: the Bank of England (BOE) is ready to interest rates, and perhaps more movements after a gradual path. Will the pound suffer?

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The Boe has to deal with great uncertainty

The interest rates of the United Kingdom have room to fall from the current of 4.50%, but if go up and the economy is maintained, perhaps the direction could . Fortunately, inflation has been decreasing, allowing another decrease in interest rates. However, there is a lot of uncertainty.

Great Britain signed a commercial agreement with India, but that is lower compared to conversations with the US, and in , the impact of US tariffs on the global and British growth trajectory.

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The next decision is one of “Super ” in which the BOE publishes its quarterly monetary policy report (MPR) in addition to the regular rates decision and the minutes of the accompanying meeting.

Coming a after the decision to maintain by the Federal Reserve (Fed), perhaps the governor of the BOE, Andrew Bailey, and his colleagues will remain cautious, potentially keeping the pound .

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