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BoE Pricing Back To Pre-Decision Levels After Initial. Modest Move

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The 6-3 vote and lack of meaningful alterations to BoE guidance (which is still tied to November forecasts despite the recent run of data) initially allowed BoE-OIS to firm a little vs. levels that we flagged pre-decision.

  • The initial post-meeting move was limited and best described as a bit of relief for paid positions given the lack of dovish movement in the vote split/guidance.
  • Receiver-side momentum then reasserted itself, given the lack of meaningful pushback from the BoE re: recent swings in market pricing.
  • Contracts running through ’24 MPC meetings are now flat to ~16bp softer on the day, with ~118bp of cumulative cuts showing through ’24. A 25bp cut come the end of the May ‘24 MPC is priced once again, after odds of such an occurrence initially moved back to ~90% post-BoE.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Dec-235.204+1.6
Feb-245.197+0.9
Mar-245.106-8.2
May-244.934-25.4
Jun-244.757-43.1
Aug-244.548-64.0
Sep-244.354-83.4
Nov-244.158-103.0
Dec-244.008-118.0
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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