BoE Governor Bailey (Q&A), on market views of around two rate cuts this year, says neutral rate is in the range of 2-4%; market curve is a 'reasonable profile' to have right now, fits with his thinking, but doesn't condition the timing or scale of moves

BoE Governor Bailey is signaling that the current market expectations of around two rate cuts this year align with his view of a neutral rate, but he refrains from endorsing specific levels like 3.25%.

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  • Says he doesn't endorse 3.25%, but adds it is a reasonable market curve
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This suggests some alignment between market pricing and the Bank's outlook, but importantly, he does not confirm the timing or severity of potential rate moves, indicating ongoing uncertainty about policy direction. Traders should consider how this flexibility in guidance might influence GBP and fixed income markets moving forward.

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