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By Jamie Satchithanantham
LONDON (MNI) - All eyes will be on 'Super Thursday' next week with the Bank
of England set to publish the minutes from its latest monetary policy meeting,
alongside the third Quarterly Inflation Report of the year.
Since the last MPC meeting - where Ian McCafferty and Michael Saunders
surprised virtually everybody by joining the usual suspect Kristin Forbes in
voting to hike the Bank Rate by 0.25 basis points - chatter of policy
tightening, which gained traction immediately after the June 14 meeting, died
down somewhat as relatively soft economic data rolled in.
All but one of the analysts polled thus far expect Bank Rate to hold firm
at 0.25%. Nomura, the exception, judge that the conditions required to warrant a
tightening in policy are now in place, forecasting a 0.25bp hike to 0.5%.
As for the Bank Rate vote breakdown, consistent with the median forecast
for an unchanged Bank Rate, analysts see a 6-2 (unchanged-hike) split as the
likeliest outcome. Kristin Forbes, the lone dissenter before June, is no longer
a member on the MPC.
For the vote breakdown to match June's 5-3 outturn, another MPC member
would have to join McCafferty and Saunders, assuming that that pair do not have
a change of heart.
The August meeting will be the first attended by Silvana Tenreyro but will
have come too early for Dave Ramsden, appointed the new Deputy Governor, who
will begin his tenure on September 4.
Of the analysts who expressed a forecast on the level of Quantitative
Easing (QE), none foresee a winding down of QE commencing in August.
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Aug Aug Aug
BOE BOE BOE
MPC Policy Decision MPC Policy Decision MPC Policy Decision
Bank Rate % Unch. Vote Hike Vote
Date Out 03-Aug 03-Aug 03-Aug
Median 0.25 6 2
Forecast High 0.50 6 5
Forecast Low 0.25 3 2
Standard
Deviation 0.1 1 1
Count 15 8 8
Prior 0.25 5.0 3.0
ABN Amro 0.25 N/A N/A
Bayern 0.25 N/A N/A
Barclays 0.25 N/A N/A
Capital Economics 0.25 5 3
Credit Suisse 0.25 6 2
Commerzbank 0.25 6 2
Investec 0.25 6 2
LBBW 0.25 N/A N/A
Nordea 0.25 6 2
Nomura 0.50 3 5
Oxford Economics 0.25 N/A N/A
RBC 0.25 5 3
Scotia 0.25 N/A N/A
Stan Chart 0.25 5 3
UniCredit 0.25 N/A N/A
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Aug Aug
BOE BOE
MPC Policy Decision MPC Policy Decision
Asset Purch Stg bln Corp Bond Purch Stg bln
Date Out 03-Aug 03-Aug
Median 435.00 10.00
Forecast High 435.0 10.0
Forecast Low 435.0 10.0
Standard Deviation 0.0 0.0
Count 10 4
Prior 435.0 10.0
ABN Amro 435.0 N/A
Barclays 435.0 10.0
Capital Economics 435.0 10.0
Investec 435.0 10.0
LBBW 435.0 N/A
Nordea 435.0 N/A
Nomura 435.0 N/A
Oxford Economics 435.0 N/A
RBC 435.0 10.0
Standard Chartered 435.0 N/A
These surveys will be updated on Monday July 31.
--MNI London Bureau; +44 203-586-2226; email: jamie.satchithanantham@marketnews.com
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