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BoE Pricing Holds Off Dovish Session Extremes, Marginally Firmer On the Day Post-Bailey

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BoE-dated OIS last shows 0.5-3bp firmer on the session, with the reversal from dovish extremes aided by the lack of overtly dovish commentary from BoE Governor Bailey earlier today.

  • The rebound from dovish session extremes also meant that Tuesday’s dovish extremities essentially held.
  • Terminal policy rate pricing lies ~7bp above prevailing effective SONIA.
  • Beyond there, the first full 25bp rate cut from prevailing effective SONIA levels is priced through the end of the Aug ’24 meeting.
  • A total of ~65bp of cuts are priced through calendar ’24.
  • Comments from BoE chief economist Pill headline tomorrow, although he has spoken on a couple of occasions in recent days, with Monday’s dovish offering keeping the idea of a summer '24 rate cut/current market pricing alive.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Dec-235.235+4.9
Feb-245.258+7.2
Mar-245.222+3.5
May-245.137-4.9
Jun-245.045-14.1
Aug-244.925-26.1
Sep-244.786-40.0
Nov-244.647-53.9
Dec-244.533-65.3
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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