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MNI BRIEF: Terminal Rate Higher Than BOE MPC Assumed - Mann

BOE MPC member Catherine Mann on the Bank's terminal rate assumptions

MNI (LONDON) - The Bank of England's terminal policy rate was clearly above where the Bank's models had assumed that it would be and that policy has not been as restrictive as previously thought, Monetary Policy Committee member Catherine Mann said Thursday.

Looking at the "underlying models that we run our forecast off of the terminal rate was last calculated in 2018, at 2.25 nominal ...my view is it's definitely higher than that," Mann said at a Brown Brothers Harriman event, noting the market curve has it just under 4%. Market curves have been assuming around a 100 basis points of cuts over the next 12 months but Mann said 100 bps of easing "would not be consistent." with her views. 

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MNI (LONDON) - The Bank of England's terminal policy rate was clearly above where the Bank's models had assumed that it would be and that policy has not been as restrictive as previously thought, Monetary Policy Committee member Catherine Mann said Thursday.

Looking at the "underlying models that we run our forecast off of the terminal rate was last calculated in 2018, at 2.25 nominal ...my view is it's definitely higher than that," Mann said at a Brown Brothers Harriman event, noting the market curve has it just under 4%. Market curves have been assuming around a 100 basis points of cuts over the next 12 months but Mann said 100 bps of easing "would not be consistent." with her views. 

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