Bank of England may raise rates if energy costs stay high
Statements (9)
- Neutral
Bank of England Governor Taylor says energy prices alone are not enough to raise interest rates
- Neutral
Alan Taylor, external member of the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee, stated that hiking interest rates is not compelling unless energy prices remain elevated.
- Neutral
Bank of England's Ramsden signals a shift on interest rates amid inflation
- Bearish
Bank of England's Ramsden suggests interest rates may need to rise if inflation pressures build
- Bearish
Bank of England may struggle to hold interest rates due to high energy costs
- Neutral
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said the BoE is seeing subdued pass-through of energy prices
- Neutral
Bank of England Bailey says high energy prices make it harder to leave rates on hold
- Bullish
UK interest rates are likely to rise if energy prices remain high.
- Bearish
Lombardelli says the Bank of England is more likely to raise interest rates if energy costs remain high