İngiltere Merkez Bankası Başkanı Carney: Ağustos ayındaki faiz indirimini desteklemek pek olası değil, ancak gelecekte faiz indirimi olasılığı göz ardı edilmiyor.
Gold Data, July 10th, the chief economist of the Merkez Bankası of the United Kingdom, Mr. Pierre, said on Wednesday that the Merkez Bankası of the United Kingdom may cut interest rates at some point in the future, but recent data shows that the time when inflation remains high may be longer than expected. In May this year, the annual inflation rate in the UK fell to the Merkez Bankası’s target of 2%. However, the service industry inflation rate is 5.7%, slightly lower than 5.9% in April. Pierre said that the strong increase in service prices and wages indicates potential inflation, which is worrying. Pierre also said that although new data will be released before the August meeting, caution and a realistic attitude should be maintained regarding the extent to which these data can clarify the price outlook in the long term. Pierre’s remarks imply that he is unlikely to support interest rate cuts at the August meeting, but he does not rule out the possibility of interest rate cuts at some point.
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İngiltere Merkez Bankası Başkanı Carney: Ağustos ayındaki faiz indirimini desteklemek pek olası değil, ancak gelecekte faiz indirimi olasılığı göz ardı edilmiyor.
Gold Data, July 10th, the chief economist of the Merkez Bankası of the United Kingdom, Mr. Pierre, said on Wednesday that the Merkez Bankası of the United Kingdom may cut interest rates at some point in the future, but recent data shows that the time when inflation remains high may be longer than expected. In May this year, the annual inflation rate in the UK fell to the Merkez Bankası’s target of 2%. However, the service industry inflation rate is 5.7%, slightly lower than 5.9% in April. Pierre said that the strong increase in service prices and wages indicates potential inflation, which is worrying. Pierre also said that although new data will be released before the August meeting, caution and a realistic attitude should be maintained regarding the extent to which these data can clarify the price outlook in the long term. Pierre’s remarks imply that he is unlikely to support interest rate cuts at the August meeting, but he does not rule out the possibility of interest rate cuts at some point.