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BoE Pricing Off Dovish Session Extremes

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As noted elsewhere, BoE-dated OIS has eased away from dovish session extremes, with core global FI markets off best levels.

  • The initial post-data impulse saw markets look to continued signs of a loosening labour market, albeit moving from a historically tight base.
  • The move away from best levels in core global FI, coupled with still elevated wage growth, has probably provided the catalysts for the move back from session extremes.
  • Liquid contracts sit 0.5-3.5bp softer across the strip.
  • That leaves a familiar ~21bp of tightening showing for this month’s MPC, while terminal policy rate pricing sits at 5.65% i.e. 40bp of tightening is priced vs. prevailing SONIA levels.
  • A quick reminder that various SONIA options plays have been geared towards no further BoE rate hikes, as we flagged earlier earlier today.
  • Domestically, monthly economic activity data will cross tomorrow, but it is next week’s CPI release that provides the next scheduled input of note for participants.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Sep-235.392+20.7
Nov-235.516+33.1
Dec-235.569+38.4
Feb-245.587+40.1
Mar-245.578+39.3
May-245.544+35.8
Jun-245.488+30.3
Aug-245.409+22.4
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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