BoE Governor Bailey (Q&A) on why it didn't cut today, says MPC needs to see more evidence that inflation will sustainably return to target

BoE Governor Bailey's comments highlight a cautious stance from the MPC, emphasizing the need for sustained evidence of inflation returning to target before considering rate cuts.

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This dovish tone may lead market participants to reassess their expectations for future policy easing, potentially supporting the GBP and influencing fixed income markets, particularly as they weigh inflation risks against growth concerns.

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