英国央行审议国债减持计划 贝利称今年决策“更具看点”

Group 1 - The Bank of England is set to conduct an annual review of its Quantitative Tightening (QT) policy, with a decision on whether to continue large-scale bond sales expected in September [1] - The current plan involves reducing government bonds by £100 billion (approximately $135 billion) annually, with the review focusing on the recent significant rise in long-term bond yields [1] - The complexity of this year's decision-making is heightened by a steepening yield curve, which is a phenomenon observed across major economies, not solely attributed to the Bank's QT [1] Group 2 - Analysts suggest that due to increased market volatility, the Bank of England may slow down its bond reduction pace after October [2] - The central bank's core objective is to gradually guide the market away from the high liquidity injected by previous Quantitative Easing policies, transitioning to funding support through repurchase operations [2] - The Bank is closely monitoring signs of tension in the pound money market, as the transition may increase market volatility risks [2]