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BoE's Bailey says it is not appropriate to say now whether the Bank will hold or raise rates in the future

Bailey's remarks indicate a cautious approach from the BoE regarding future rate decisions, suggesting uncertainty around the economic outlook and potentially impacting market expectations.

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This ambiguity might reinforce volatility in GBP and influence fixed income markets, as traders reassess the likelihood of rate hikes against evolving economic conditions.

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