Group 1 - The Bank of England decided to maintain the key interest rate at 4% with a narrow vote ahead of the autumn budget announcement, reflecting a cautious approach [1] - Five members of the Monetary Policy Committee voted to keep the rate unchanged, while four members favored a 25 basis points cut, indicating a divided opinion among policymakers [1] - The consensus suggests that the Bank of England may consider rate cuts as early as December, responding to expected inflation cooling and a weakening labor market [1][2] Group 2 - The UK inflation rate remained steady at 3.8% for the third consecutive month, which the Bank of England believes may have peaked, indicating a potential anti-inflation trend [1] - The Oxford Economics analysis highlighted that most Monetary Policy Committee members are more concerned about the risks of cutting rates too quickly rather than too slowly [2] - In the European market, bond yields showed mixed movements, with German and Italian bond yields generally rising, while UK bond yields fell following the Bank of England's announcement [2][3]
英国央行维持利率不变 英债收益率全线下行
Xin Hua Cai Jing·2025-11-06 13:39