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BoE Governor Bailey (Q&A) thinks Scenario B in its projections is more plausible than Scenario A

BoE Governor Bailey's remarks indicate a shift in the Bank of England's outlook, suggesting Scenario B—likely characterized by a slower recovery and lingering supply issues—is seen as more probable than the more optimistic Scenario A.

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BoE Governor Bailey (Q&A) thinks Scenario B in its projections is more plausible than Scenario A

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BoE Governor Bailey (Q&A), asked what he will be watching in the weeks ahead, says first-round effects (energy prices), indirect effects that impact costs of production, then second-round effects

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  • Is not hearing that a rapid return to pre-conflict energy supply conditions is likely
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This has implications for rate expectations and could signal a cautious approach to future monetary policy, affecting both GBP and fixed income markets.

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