Core Viewpoint - The recent UK inflation data has diminished hopes for a rate cut by the Bank of England in June, but there remains a possibility for a cut in August due to weakening pricing power [1] Inflation Data Summary - April CPI increased by 3.5% year-on-year, up from 2.6% in March [1] - Service sector inflation rose significantly from 4.7% to 5.4%, which is a larger rebound than anticipated by the Bank of England [1] - Some of the inflation increase is attributed to road tax and the Easter period, which the Bank may overlook [1] Future Outlook - It is expected that the service sector inflation rate will decline to 4.5% during the summer, potentially allowing for a rate cut in August [1]

Group 1 - The Bank of England Governor Bailey stated that tariffs and trade uncertainties are putting pressure on economic activity [1] - The overall impact on UK inflation remains unclear [1] - A significant decline in global trade prices is expected [1] Group 2 - There has been no communication regarding a trade agreement with the United States [1] - Trade agreements are welcomed as they would reduce uncertainty [1]

Core Viewpoint - The downward trend of inflation in the UK continues, and there is no expectation of a sustained surge in inflation [1] Group 1 - Interest rates are not in an "autopilot" mode, indicating a more active approach to monetary policy [1] - The expectation is that inflation will not experience a significant spike in the near future [1]

汇率并没有按照理论所预计的那样变化。 美元下跌有助于英国通胀放缓。 英国央行委员Greene：更关注供给方面的问题。 ...