UK gilts are having a strong start to the year, riding on the back of cooling inflation data. With price pressures easing, traders are increasingly positioning for Bank of England rate cuts in the coming months. The narrative is straightforward: softer CPI readings are giving central bankers room to ease policy. This matters beyond just the bond world though—when major central banks shift toward looser monetary conditions, it typically flows into risk assets, including crypto. The correlation isn't always perfect, but easier money tends to fuel demand for alternative stores of value. Keep an eye on how the BoE signals its next moves; if the messaging turns more dovish, you could see broader ripples across markets.
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SerumSqueezer
· 15h ago
As the BoE's interest rate cut expectations emerge, funds are flowing into risk assets... Can we reap the benefits of crypto this time? It still seems to depend on how inflation data unfolds.
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SignatureDenied
· 01-09 19:24
If the BoE really starts cutting interest rates, our bullish market will come, and this time will definitely be different.
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hodl_therapist
· 01-09 09:36
The BoE interest rate cut expectations are rising... You all know what this means, the money printing machine is about to start up again.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-09 09:35
GBP bonds are starting to pick up, but the real game is still ahead. If the BoE really starts cutting interest rates, that will be the moment of crypto celebration...
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-09 09:34
The BoE interest rate cut expectations are here, the crypto world should be excited now... The easing cycle is our opportunity, history always repeats itself.
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StableGenius
· 01-09 09:32
ngl, the "easier money = crypto pump" narrative is way too simplistic and people keep falling for it. BoE cutting rates doesn't automatically mean btc moons, contrary to popular belief. correlation ≠ causation, yet here we are... empirically speaking, the relationship breaks down the moment institutions start taking profits. let me explain why this particular setup screams trap to me.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 01-09 09:23
The BoE interest rate cut expectations are rising. Will the crypto world celebrate again? The story of soft inflation is well told, but it's uncertain how long it can last.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 01-09 09:17
Is the BoE going to cut interest rates? Will crypto rise this time? It seems we still need to wait for the news to be confirmed.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 01-09 09:13
Is the BoE about to start cutting interest rates? Then our crypto market should also benefit, hehe
UK gilts are having a strong start to the year, riding on the back of cooling inflation data. With price pressures easing, traders are increasingly positioning for Bank of England rate cuts in the coming months. The narrative is straightforward: softer CPI readings are giving central bankers room to ease policy. This matters beyond just the bond world though—when major central banks shift toward looser monetary conditions, it typically flows into risk assets, including crypto. The correlation isn't always perfect, but easier money tends to fuel demand for alternative stores of value. Keep an eye on how the BoE signals its next moves; if the messaging turns more dovish, you could see broader ripples across markets.