英央行鹰派代表格林再“放鹰”：劳动力市场需进一步疲软才支持降息

Group 1 - The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee member Megan Greene stated that the labor market needs to weaken further before she can support another interest rate cut [1] - Greene noted signs of stabilization in employment and job vacancy data, indicating her continued opposition to further easing of monetary policy [1] - She emphasized that if the anticipated recovery in consumer spending does not materialize, it could alter her view on borrowing costs [1] Group 2 - Another Monetary Policy Committee member, Swati Dhingra, warned about the impact of Brexit on the services sector, which accounted for over half of UK exports last year [1] - Dhingra criticized the promise of a "Global Britain," stating that the UK has not gained a competitive advantage through Brexit, particularly in the services trade where market share has been declining [2] - She highlighted that the decline in service exports to the same destinations compared to other countries is between 4% to 5% [2]