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BoE Keeps Rates, QE Unchanged; Won't Tighten Until "Clear Evidence Of Progress" Toward Inflation Goal

zerohedge2021-06-24

With central banks riding a hawkish wave in recent months, eyes turned toward the Bank of England and its latest monetary policy decision this morning, which however did not surprise as the central ...

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  • 小霖妹子
    ·2021-06-26
    Nice read
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  • geneviL
    ·2021-06-24
    The only surprise shall be cutting the rate.  With the potential 3rd waive coming plus too much positive expectation priced in..think more downsid..
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  • agjh
    ·2021-06-24
    Yes
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  • TitusT
    ·2021-06-24
    Yeah Uncle Sam 
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  • Jasxcjm
    ·2021-06-24
    Yes
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  • Alfred1007
    ·2021-06-24
    Let's follow uncle sam
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    • HT2O
      Okay
      2021-06-24
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  • eddnesb
    ·2021-06-24
    Latest
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  • IsaacYap90
    ·2021-06-24
    With central banks riding a hawkish wave in recent months, eyes turned toward the Bank of England and its latest monetary policy decision this morning, which however did not surprise as the central bank voted unanimously to keep interest rates at 0.1% and by a majority of 8-1 to maintain the amount of quantitative easing at £895bn, with outgoing chief economist Haldane again dissenting and voting to reduce the asset purchase target in his final vote before leaving the Bank of England.
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  • blaCkbOx
    ·2021-06-24
    Comment n like
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    • IsaacYap90
      With central banks riding a hawkish wave in recent months, eyes turned toward the Bank of England and its latest monetary policy decision this morning, which however did not surprise
      2021-06-24
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  • ZeonLeong
    ·2021-06-24
    Like for like
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    • ZeonLeong
      tq
      2021-06-25
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    • IsaacYap90
      With central banks riding a hawkish wave in recent months, eyes turned toward the Bank of England and its latest monetary policy decision this morning, which however did not surprise
      2021-06-24
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    • KiroWinner
      Comment and liKed
      2021-06-24
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  • Elon2
    ·2021-06-24
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    • IsaacYap90
      With central banks riding a hawkish wave in recent months, eyes turned toward the Bank of England and its latest monetary policy decision this morning, which however did not surprise
      2021-06-24
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  • gabzacpat
    ·2021-06-24
    Whoa
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  • ItsRileyReid
    ·2021-06-24
    Nice
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