BoE policymakers can't seem to agree on where rates should go. With next week's decision looming, the internal split hints at turbulence ahead for UK monetary policy—and possibly broader market liquidity shifts.
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ser_ngmi
· 12-09 22:11
The infighting at the BoE is really something else. Do we have to keep watching them bicker next week? Is the fate of the pound really being gambled like this?
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DeadTrades_Walking
· 12-09 22:10
The pound is about to be tossed around again, and those people at the BoE are still arguing.
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just_another_fish
· 12-09 22:06
The Bank of England folks can't agree with each other. The meeting is next week and they're still arguing... I'm afraid something might go wrong this time.
BoE policymakers can't seem to agree on where rates should go. With next week's decision looming, the internal split hints at turbulence ahead for UK monetary policy—and possibly broader market liquidity shifts.