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Bank of England previews – what to focus on

Coming up from the Bank of England on Thursday, 9 May 2024, at 0700 US Eastern time:

Preview snippets.

Via Bank of America:

  • 7-2 vote in favour of leaving the Bank rate unchanegd
  • Ramsden and Dinghra expected to vote for a 25 basis point cut
  • But we should see in the minutes a continuation of the pivot towards cuts. Forecasts are likely to reflect that. Given hawkish market pricing we would expect inflation slightly below target by 2026, leaving the door open for a cut in the next few meetings, including June.

Via Westpac:

  • The Bank of England is widely expected to leave rates on hold at its upcoming policy meeting.
  • Prospects for rate cuts over the coming months remain favourable, so hints around the precise timing of policy easing will be in focus.

Via BNZ:

  • The Bank of England is unanimously expected to hold
    rates steady at 5.25%.
  • It is likely to be another 8:1 split
    vote with one MPC member continuing to call for a rate
    cut.
  • The BoE will release its inflation report containing
    updated economic projections.
  • The market is pricing the
    first 25bps rate cut by August and about 55bps of easing by
    the end of the year.

CBA:

  • The Bank of England is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged.
  • The post meeting communication and voting split among Committee members will be in focus as market participants look for hints the BoE is getting closer to considering a rate cut.
  • We expect the first BoE interest rate cut in September.

Earlier:

This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.

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