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Euro area industrial sentiment index -6.1 in July, vs -7 expected; June reading revised to -7.5 from -7.7.
2026-07-30
Euro area industrial sentiment index -6.1 in July, vs -7 expected; June reading revised to -7.5 from -7.7.
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2026-07-30
The Bank of England held Bank Rate at 3.75% in a 6-3 vote (previous meeting 7-2). Greene, Mann and chief economist Pill voted for a hike. The committee retained guidance that it is prepared to act if necessary, citing renewed US‑Iran tensions and rec
The Bank of England held Bank Rate at 3.75% in a 6-3 vote (previous meeting 7-2). Greene, Mann and chief economist Pill voted for a hike. The committee retained guidance that it is prepared to act if necessary, citing renewed US‑Iran tensions and recent large energy-price swings. At the same time it said there are clear signs domestic inflationary pressures are easing and little evidence the energy shock has raised wage demands or materially passed through to other goods and services. A majority said policy could change if the war ends soon; two members said they would consider cuts in that scenario. Governor Bailey said there is currently little sign of second‑round effects but it is too early to be complacent given heightened global uncertainty and upside inflation risks, so holding rates are appropriate.
2026-07-30
Bank of England central forecast shows annual inflation remaining above the 2% target until Q4 2027 as the energy-price shock passes through the economy. In a milder scenario the Bank expects inflation to fall below 2% by Q3 next year; in an adverse
Bank of England central forecast shows annual inflation remaining above the 2% target until Q4 2027 as the energy-price shock passes through the economy. In a milder scenario the Bank expects inflation to fall below 2% by Q3 next year; in an adverse scenario its model projects inflation could rise above 4% in early next year and remain above 2% through 2029. Latest UK data showed annual Inflation fell to 2.6% last month, a larger decline than expected.
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