Bank’s Ramsden: ‘More evidence’ needed that inflation has been tamed before rates can go down
Markets expect the Bank of England to start cutting interest rates in the summer, with three cuts priced in for 2024.
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Bank’s Ramsden: ‘More evidence’ needed that inflation has been tamed before rates can go down
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