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Megan Greene's speech at the Institute of Directors will be published here at 15:00GMT.

  • With Mann having switched sides, it is thought that either Greene or Pill remain as the most hawkish member of the MPC. Both have voted for cuts in both November and February and Greene’s speech today will be watched for any evolution of her views.
  • Without a notable change in stance at present it seems unlikely her vote is likely to be the one to bring about a potential sequential cut, so if she maintains a hawkish tone it’s unlikely to impact market pricing too much.
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Megan Greene's speech at the Institute of Directors will be published here at 15:00GMT.

  • With Mann having switched sides, it is thought that either Greene or Pill remain as the most hawkish member of the MPC. Both have voted for cuts in both November and February and Greene’s speech today will be watched for any evolution of her views.
  • Without a notable change in stance at present it seems unlikely her vote is likely to be the one to bring about a potential sequential cut, so if she maintains a hawkish tone it’s unlikely to impact market pricing too much.