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Banks mostly retain calls for BoE to remain on hold; JPM sees tightening in November, Pantheon Macro expects no move until end-2027

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Newsquawk Daily Economic Releases - 19th June 2026

US President Trump posts "oil is flowing, Iran can never have a nuclear weapon"... "the stock markets are roaring"

Banks mostly retain calls for BoE to remain on hold; JPM sees tightening in November, Pantheon Macro expects no move until end-2027

Euro+ primary processing unit and other units were damaged at the Moscow refinery following the second drone attack, according to industry sources

Pakistani PM's scheduled visit to Switzerland has been cancelled with no reason given, according to Al Jazeera

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  • Danske Bank: Maintains call for BoE to keep the Bank Rate unchanged until next year; risks tilted towards a hike this year and potential for lower rates opening up in 2027.
  • Oxford Economics: Maintains call for BoE to keep the Bank Rate unchanged until next year.
  • Rabobank: Removes call for a rate hike in 2026; says it is to early to assess whether second-round effects will materialise.
  • Oxford Economics: Maintains call for BoE to keep the Bank Rate unchanged until next year.
  • JPMorgan: Pushes call for BoE to later in the year; to hike 25bps in November 2026 (prev. saw a hike in July)
  • ING: Maintains BoE call, reiterates next move is likely to be a rate cut in 2027.
  • Pantheon Macro: Maintains call for BoE to keep the Bank Rate unchanged through 2026 and 2027.

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