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BoE's Taylor says growing downside risks have materialised

The BoE's Taylor highlighting growing downside risks signals a more cautious outlook for the UK economy.

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This could shift market expectations around future rate decisions, potentially valuing GBP weaker as traders reassess monetary policy trajectories. Watch for cross-asset implications, particularly in fixed income, as this could influence bond yields and risk sentiment.

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