BoE admits inflation bungle; forecasts have "proved repeatedly too low" since 2022, The Telegraph reports

The Bank of England's acknowledgment of inflation miscalculations suggests a more cautious approach to its monetary policy moving forward.

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This could indicate a shift in rate expectations, as persistent inflation prompts scrutiny of previous forecasts, impacting GBP and potentially influencing fixed income markets as well. The admission signals that the central bank may need to recalibrate its strategy, emphasizing the importance of inflation data in shaping future policies.

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