BoE's Greene says it is worth waiting a little while to see what happens with the Middle Eastern war and how it will propagate through the economy, speaking to Bloomberg's Odd Lots podcast

BoE's Greene's comments indicate a cautious stance regarding the economic implications of the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict.

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BoE's Greene says it is worth waiting a little while to see what happens with the Middle Eastern war and how it will propagate through the economy, speaking to Bloomberg's Odd Lots podcast

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This suggests the central bank is weighing geopolitical risks before making any adjustments to policy, which could influence GBP and fixed income markets as investors look for guidance on the rate path moving forward.

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