cesarnc, is there a link for me to look at that info?
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Sterling Likely To Face Split MPC Vote Next Week The nine Bank of England MPC members have been testifying to the UK Treasury Committee today.
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There were mixed comments from the MPC and there is a strong probability that there will be a split vote at next week’s interest rate decision.
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Judging from the comments, the evidence suggests that two members are highly likely to vote for unchanged rates again this month while there is a also a high probability that three of the four members who voted for an increase in June will also vote for an increase this time.
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This will leave effectively leave the decision in the hands of four members and on current evidence there is a good chance that at least two will vote for a July increase which would be enough to trigger majority support for a rate increase to 5.75%.
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Given expectations of an increase, Sterling should stay well supported ahead of next Thursday’s decision, especially after firm housing data. The UK currency will still struggle to extend gains given that futures markets are already expecting rates to increase to at least 6.0% later this year.
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> </o>There were mixed comments from the MPC and there is a strong probability that there will be a split vote at next week’s interest rate decision.
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> </o>Judging from the comments, the evidence suggests that two members are highly likely to vote for unchanged rates again this month while there is a also a high probability that three of the four members who voted for an increase in June will also vote for an increase this time.
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> </o>This will leave effectively leave the decision in the hands of four members and on current evidence there is a good chance that at least two will vote for a July increase which would be enough to trigger majority support for a rate increase to 5.75%.
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> </o>Given expectations of an increase, Sterling should stay well supported ahead of next Thursday’s decision, especially after firm housing data. The UK currency will still struggle to extend gains given that futures markets are already expecting rates to increase to at least 6.0% later this year.
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Tim Clayton
Give me patience
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- Jul 2, 2007 8:58am Jul 2, 2007 8:58am
Sterling Likely To Face Split MPC Vote Next Week The nine Bank of England MPC members have been testifying to the UK Treasury Committee today.
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There were mixed comments from the MPC and there is a strong probability that there will be a split vote at next week’s interest rate decision.
<o
Judging from the comments, the evidence suggests that two members are highly likely to vote for unchanged rates again this month while there is a also a high probability that three of the four members who voted for an increase in June will also vote for an increase this time.
<o
This will leave effectively leave the decision in the hands of four members and on current evidence there is a good chance that at least two will vote for a July increase which would be enough to trigger majority support for a rate increase to 5.75%.
<o
Given expectations of an increase, Sterling should stay well supported ahead of next Thursday’s decision, especially after firm housing data. The UK currency will still struggle to extend gains given that futures markets are already expecting rates to increase to at least 6.0% later this year.
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Tim Clayton
Well, according to this there is a high probability that BoE will increase the interest rate on Thursday. And what about NFP?! Forecast is negative for USD. So...to sum up everything the GBPUSD train won't stop until reaching the North Pole.
Sterling Likely To Face Split MPC Vote Next Week The nine Bank of England MPC members have been testifying to the UK Treasury Committee today.
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There were mixed comments from the MPC and there is a strong probability that there will be a split vote at next week’s interest rate decision.
<o
Judging from the comments, the evidence suggests that two members are highly likely to vote for unchanged rates again this month while there is a also a high probability that three of the four members who voted for an increase in June will also vote for an increase this time.
<o
This will leave effectively leave the decision in the hands of four members and on current evidence there is a good chance that at least two will vote for a July increase which would be enough to trigger majority support for a rate increase to 5.75%.
<o
Given expectations of an increase, Sterling should stay well supported ahead of next Thursday’s decision, especially after firm housing data. The UK currency will still struggle to extend gains given that futures markets are already expecting rates to increase to at least 6.0% later this year.
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Tim Clayton
DISCUSS....
Do you or don't you think that pressure will be applied to defer the inevitable rate increase/s?
Rock and hard place springs to mind.
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- Jul 2, 2007 9:24am Jul 2, 2007 9:24am
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better than expected ISM data but cable inch up?
Im lost here...
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- Jul 2, 2007 9:53am Jul 2, 2007 9:53am
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New year high...
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- Jul 2, 2007 10:02am Jul 2, 2007 10:02am
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