The next week in the UK does kick off with the public finances release on Tuesday (more on this later), but market participants will sharpen their focus more on the MPC minutes due Wednesday, and retail sales figures out the following day. Even though it is highly likely that all nine rate-setters at the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted unanimously on the policy stance for July, comments that those rate-setters have made recently suggest we should be prepared for a bit of turbulence in the coming months. After more than six years of highly accommodative monetary policy in Britain, this year could be ... (full story)