16 Jan 2020 CPI Inflation Will Rebound in Q1, Weakening the Case for Stimulus

Samuel Tombs (UK Economist)15th Jan 2020 13:10U.K., Economic Monitor

The market-implied probability that the MPC will cut Bank Rate at its meeting on January 30 jumped to 63%, from 44%, following the release of December's consumer prices report.

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