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BoE's Breeden says it is reasonable to expect rate cuts across the next couple of meetings if the economy evolves as expected

The BoE's Breeden suggests a dovish outlook with potential rate cuts in the upcoming meetings, contingent on economic performance.

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BoE's Breeden says it is reasonable to expect rate cuts across the next couple of meetings if the economy evolves as expected

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This indicates a shift in monetary policy stance, which the market may interpret as a signal that growth concerns are prevalent. Traders should consider how this could impact GBP and fixed income markets, particularly as it may lead to a shift in expectations for rate trajectories across assets.

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