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Contrasting views on further rate cuts emitting from Bank of England
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Lloyds' Business Barometer indicated a dip in UK business confidence in September, the lowest level in three months. The data suggests businesses are cautious about the broader economic outlook but still expect strong trading, highlighting concerns over inflation, investment, and potential fiscal policy changes ahead of the upcoming budget. Bank of England ("BoE") Chief Economist, Huw Pill, struck a cautious tone on the rate outlook, warning against cutting interest rates too quickly or too far. He stressed the need for a gradual withdrawal of monetary policy restriction, citing concerns over wage data and services price inflation. In contrast, Governor Andrew Bailey suggested that the BoE could cut rates more aggressively if inflation data continues to improve, leading economists to predict rate cuts at every meeting until May 2025....
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