BoE's Mann says concerned that a price shock could show up in wage expectations; inflation expectations are very volatile if CPI is above 3-3.5%

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Recent comments from BoE's Mann highlight concerns about inflation expectations becoming volatile if CPI surpasses certain thresholds. This could signal a hawkish shift in the central bank's tone, particularly regarding wage pressures, which may influence market expectations for rate hikes. Traders should monitor the impact on GBP and the broader fixed income landscape as markets reassess the rate path ahead.

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