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SONIA Futures Little Changed, 57bp Of '24 BoE Cuts Priced

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SONIA futures are little changed to +1.5, with the uptick in Bunds providing some light support.

  • BoE-dated OIS shows 13.5bp of cuts for the June meeting and ~57bp of easing through year end.
  • We published our BoE review over the weekend.
  • The MNI Markets team now assign around a 50% probability of a June cut from the BoE, a 40% probability of an August cut and a 10% probability that rate cuts are delayed further.
  • Prior to the May meeting we had looked for a 10% probability of a May cut, a 30% probability of June, 40% probability of August and 20% probability of a delay beyond August.
  • The latest survey from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development revealed a lack of movement in expected median pay settlements in the private sector for the coming 12 months, which sits at 4%. Meanwhile, expectations for the public sector were also steady, at 3%.
  • Elsewhere, weekend press reports were dominated by pre-election posturing from PM Sunak.
  • Tomorrow's labour market report provides the first UK release of note this week, although recent BoE-speak has pointed towards a greater focus on services inflation than wage metrics.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Jun-245.065-13.5
Aug-244.936-26.4
Sep-244.842-35.8
Nov-244.717-48.3
Dec-244.628-57.2
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SONIA futures are little changed to +1.5, with the uptick in Bunds providing some light support.

  • BoE-dated OIS shows 13.5bp of cuts for the June meeting and ~57bp of easing through year end.
  • We published our BoE review over the weekend.
  • The MNI Markets team now assign around a 50% probability of a June cut from the BoE, a 40% probability of an August cut and a 10% probability that rate cuts are delayed further.
  • Prior to the May meeting we had looked for a 10% probability of a May cut, a 30% probability of June, 40% probability of August and 20% probability of a delay beyond August.
  • The latest survey from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development revealed a lack of movement in expected median pay settlements in the private sector for the coming 12 months, which sits at 4%. Meanwhile, expectations for the public sector were also steady, at 3%.
  • Elsewhere, weekend press reports were dominated by pre-election posturing from PM Sunak.
  • Tomorrow's labour market report provides the first UK release of note this week, although recent BoE-speak has pointed towards a greater focus on services inflation than wage metrics.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Jun-245.065-13.5
Aug-244.936-26.4
Sep-244.842-35.8
Nov-244.717-48.3
Dec-244.628-57.2