BoE's Ramsden: Markets are pricing another increase in bank rate by end of next year
|The Bank of England's Deputy Governor David Ramsden, who voted against the BoE's rate hike earlier this month, is responding to questions following his speech at King's College, in London, with key quotes, via Reuters, found below.
Markets are pricing another increase in bank rate by end of next year.
This is consistent with yield curve that was base for BoE's November projections.
Fall in sterling after November rate hike reflected rise in currency before the meeting.
Key notes
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GBP/USD retreats sharply from 2-1/2 week tops.
The GBP/USD pair trimmed some of its strong gains and retreated around 50-pips from 2-1/2 week highs touched earlier.
About BOE interest rate decision
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