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UK Gilt Yields Tumble As BoE Scraps Bond Sales, Holds Rates (As Expected)

UK Gilt Yields Tumble As BoE Scraps Bond Sales, Holds Rates (As Expected) The Bank of England decided to keep the bank rate unchanged at 3.75% on Thursday, as broadly expected, but shifted closer to further tightening. The decision was reached with a 6-3 vote, with Huw Pill, Megan Greene, and Catherine Mann voting to hike. Although the MPC still sees little evidence of second-round effects in wages and prices, it now judges those risks to have grown and the inflation outlook to be more clearly tilted to the upside. As UBS notes, several members...
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