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Traders are increasing their bets on two Bank of England interest-rate cuts in 2026 due to the recent UK unemployment and wage growth data, indicating a potential shift in monetary policy.

The Bank of England is on high alert as it awaits key inflation data, which will influence its decision on interest rates, indicating a delicate balance between controlling inflation and economic growth.

The Bank of England is considering hiring a third-party firm to collect data for its private markets stress test, potentially meeting demanding timelines.

Bankers and regulators are pushing to avoid the US Federal Reserve taking charge of the UK's Prudential Regulation Authority, with Michael Hsu a potential candidate to succeed Sam Woods at the Bank of England's PRA.

Hedge funds are increasing bearish bets against the British pound, potentially putting further pressure on the currency due to recent market volatility.

The Bank of England governor, Andrew Bailey, expects the UK to meet its inflation target sooner than anticipated, indicating a potential shift in monetary policy.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey discusses the UK economy, inflation, and interest rates, while also touching on unrelated topics such as Peter Mandelson's ties to Jeffrey Epstein and the potential for Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair.

UK leadership drama and a surprise vote from the Bank of England have caused turbulence in the gilts and pound markets, with the pound being the most affected.

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey suggests potential for further monetary policy easing, citing inflation returning to target 'soon', which revives hopes for a rate cut next month.

The Bank of England has decided to keep interest rates at 3.75%, with a narrow 5-4 vote, indicating a tight decision that reflects ongoing economic uncertainty.

The UK bond market and pound have seen a shift in sentiment following the Bank of England's unexpected stance on interest rates, with traders now betting on a potential rate cut in March.

JPMorgan's Iain Stealey expects the Bank of England to hold interest rates due to low inflation expectations, despite potential for further action.