![]() ![]() The BOE did signal hikes were still on the way to their credit, probably starting in December, as did the Norges Bank yesterday. Despite telegraphing future rate hikes pre-meeting, the BOE bottled it on the day, preferring to wait-and-see the effects of employment from the end of the Government's furlough scheme. Yesterday it was the turn of the Bank of England, Japan, Europe and Australia, I mean the Bank of England, to give markets another hawkishly dovish policy decision.
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