Bank of England policymakers present divergent views on the timing of interest rate cuts, with some advocating for imminent cuts while others express caution due to inflation concerns. Governor Bailey aims for a rate cut by September, while Ramsden sees diminishing inflation risks. Pill suggests a close but not immediate cut, Broadbent hints at later cuts, and Breeden shifts focus away from raising rates. Mann worries about excessive rate cut expectations, Haskel cites persistent inflation worries, Greene stresses the need for inflation reduction progress before cuts, and Dhingra remains silent after voting for a March cut.

Bank of England Rate-Cut Divergence

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