BoE's Bailey does not comment on monetary policy
Bailey's choice not to address monetary policy suggests a wait-and-see approach, potentially leaving market participants speculating on the Bank of England's next moves.
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Citi says copper looks supported in the near-term around USD 13k/t; base case is headwinds from US tariff and inventory dynamics see copper moderate towards USD 12k/t by Q4'26
BoE's Bailey does not comment on monetary policy
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This could lead to continued uncertainty in GBP and fixed income markets as traders look for signals that might influence interest rate trajectory and economic outlook. Without direct commentary, any shifts in market sentiment will likely be driven by external economic data or geopolitical developments.
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