Central Banks Face Dilemma: To Cut or Not to Cut Interest Rates
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The Bank of England is expected to keep interest rates unchanged as data shows moderating price pressures and weakening economic activity. Recent PMI data indicates a soft economic growth outlook, while the labor market has shown signs of loosening. The market consensus is that rates will stay on hold, with expectations of potential rate cuts in the future. Central banks worldwide are nearing the end of their monetary tightening cycles, with the U.S. Federal Reserve also expected to leave rates unchanged.
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