BoE officials say central bank still on course for a hike
Rate hikes still most likely course of action, but Brexit could drastically alter outlook
The Bank of England is still on course for a rate hike as its next policy move, though the prospect of a turbulent Brexit in October could still sharply change the outlook.
Several members of the BoE’s monetary policy committee have emphasised the likely need for a rate hike in comments over the past few days. Ben Broadbent, Andy Haldane and Michael Saunders all indicated a hike was the most likely option, if the economy continues to evolve as expected.
The hawkish stance of many MPC members
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