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Amid persistent global inflation and uneven growth data, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey stressed that the central bank is in no hurry to adjust interest rates, according to a Reuters report. Bailey signaled the bank prefers to wait and assess inflation and growth developments before taking any action, underscoring the BoE's cautious monetary policy stance.
Bailey's comments come as U.S. data released on June 25 showed inflation remaining above target, with the PCE price index at 4.1% year-on-year and the economy growing 2.1% in Q1. Meanwhile, the CBI distributive trades survey tumbled to -54 in June, reflecting weak consumer demand and reinforcing the BoE's cautious approach.
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Sign InInvestors are now focused on upcoming UK economic data and further statements from Monetary Policy Committee members for clues on the timing of a potential first rate cut. Attention will remain on UK inflation and labor market indicators in the coming weeks to gauge the bank's readiness to ease policy.