UK National Institute of Economic and Social Research says the Bank of England should be more uncertain on policy
- "They should emphasize the fact that policy rates going forward could go in either direction and they can move aggressively … In three months' time, because of the Brexit negotiations or because of the trade wars or for some other reason, it might look like the August rate increase was a mistake."
Makes sense I reckon. Bloomberg have more here Bank of England Urged to Be More Open About Brexit
