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Newsquawk Week Ahead: US CPI, China CPI and trade data, UK jobs & GDP and AAPL WWDC

• Next week focus will lie on the US CPI report, China inflation and trade data, as well as UK Jobs, GDP and the Spending Review. Equity traders will also be watching for the Apple (AAPL) WWDC.

BOE's Greene: The disinflationary process is still ongoing

• Comments from MPC Megan Greene

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Megan Greene speaks Thursday

BOE's Breeden: Confident that disinflationary process is progressing at a steady pace

• Remarks by BOE deputy governor, Sarah Breeden, at the monetary policy hearing before the parliament's Treasury Committee

BoE's Mann says policy in the US is a contributing factor to high volatility in UK assets

• Bank of England Member of the Monetary Policy Committee Catherine Mann

BOE Mann: Must consider interactions of QT and rate decisions

BoE’s Taylor: Higher inflation not coming from demand and supply pressures

• Bank of England

BoE Gov Bailey says taking gradual, careful approach as the economy is hard to read

• Bailey also says we don't know what outcome of trade situation will be

BOE Bailey: Merit in seeking to increase the openness of our financial markets

• BOE Bailey speaking

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill speaking Tuesday on 'The monetary policy outlook’

• Text will be published at 9am London time on Tuesday, May 20, 2025

BOE Dhingra: Her vote for 50 bp cut was partly to make a statement on direction of economy

• BOE Dhingra speaking

BOE's Mann: UK labour market has been more resilient than expected

• Remarks by BOE policymaker, Catherine Mann

Bank of England Wednesday - two Pills and a Baileys

• Chief Ecnomist Pill speaking twice, Goivneor Bailey aslo on the agenda

BOE Taylor: We are a long way from neutral level of interest rates

• BE Taylor is speaking:

BOE's Greene: Wage, inflation measures are moving in the right course but still too high

• Remarks by BOE policymaker, Megan Greene