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BOES BAILEY: BOTH PRICE AND WAGE INCREASES AT CURRENT RATES ARE NOT CONSISTENT WITH INFLATION TARGET ...

Consumers showed more optimistic on growth but anticipate less income in coming months and scaled back spending on big-ticket items. So near-term recession fears are clearly overdone, but a slowdown is still in the making. This creates space for the Fed to implement its June plans to hike at least once and likely twice.

The Pound Sterling (GBP) is facing selling pressure as investors are worried that the continuation of policy tightening by the Bank of England (BoE) w

In the article, sources close to the matter suggested that hawkish ECB members wanted to accelerate running down the balance sheet by either actively selling bonds from the APP portfolio or by phasing out the reinvestment policy from the Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme.

GBP/USD clings to mild losses around 1.2730 heading into Wednesday’s London open, reversing the previous day’s rebound amid mixed catalysts of late. R

The GBP/JPY pair soared to its highest level since December 2015 at 183.70 on Tuesday. The appreciation of GBP can be attributed to several key factor

The GBP/USD pair has turned sideways around 1.2580 after an upside move in the early London session. The Cable is making efforts for resuming its upsi

During Tuesday's Asian session, New Zealand will report April visitor arrivals. The Westpac Australian Consumer Confidence Index for June, and the NAB

The EUR/GBP pair looks vulnerable above the immediate support of 0.8660 in the Asian session. The cross is expected to discover more losses as Bank of

The cost of living in the UK, as represented by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for April, is due early on Wednesday at 0:00 GMT. Knowing the fact that