BoE set on fighting inflation as 'top priority' after 4% rate hold

Quantitative Tightening scaled back

Michael Nelson
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Stubborn inflationary pressure is likely to continue to cause problems for the Bank of England, with the next rate cut now not expected until Q2 2026, according to market experts.

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