BOE

Reuters poll BOE to cut rate by 25 basis points each quarter to 3.75% EOY 2025

• Economist expected 25 basis point cut at the May 8 meeting

Bank of England speakers Wednesday include governor Bailey, Pill, Breeden

• BoE

Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden speaks on Tuesdau - monetary policy

• BoE Monetary Policy Committee member

BOE's Breeden: Latest developments have a material impact on economic outlook and risks

• Comment from Breeden

Bank of England postpones long-dated bond sale

• Long bonds delayed "in light of recent market volatility"

Bank of England Lombardellli: Tariffs are likely to depress activity

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Dhingra speaks on Thursday

• Dhingra was in a minority (of one) to cut the Bank Rate at last week's BoE meeting

BOE's Bailey: We are seeing businesses delay investment due to uncertainty

• Comments from Bailey

BOE's Bailey: We face a challenge to raise the potential growth rate of the economy

• Comments from the BOE leader

HSBC now sees BOE shifting to cut bank rate once every quarter from September

• The projection here will follow from their forecast for rate cuts in May and August

Bank of England Governor Bailey speaks Monday, March 24, 2025: "Growth in the UK Economy"

• Dhingra, external member of the MPC, up too

Newsquawk Week Ahead: US PCE, Global PMIs, UK CPI and Spring Statement, BoJ SoO

• Next week highlights include US PCE, Global Flash PMI data, CPI from UK, Australia and Tokyo, the UK Spring Statement, UK Retail Sales and BoJ SoO. We will also see the MLF rate announcement from the PBoC, Banxico and Norges Bank rate decision. The BoC Minutes will also be released.

BOE's Bailey: We have to wait to see evidence of falling inflation, need to be careful

• Comments from the BOE Governor

BOE leaves bank rate unchanged at 4.50%, as expected

• The BOE announces its March 2025 monetary policy decision

Newsquawk Week Ahead: FOMC, BoJ, BoE, SNB, US Retail Sales, Aus jobs, Japan & Canada CPI

• Next week sees rate decisions from the FOMC, BoJ, BoE, SNB, Riksbank and PBoC. Data highlights include US Retail Sales, China activity data, Canada and Japan CPI, New Zealand GDP, Australian & UK job reports.