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Wider Themes Apply Light Pressure To BoE pricing

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Little net movement in BoE-dated OIS today, with the rally from cheaps and downtick in crude oil futures helping bias pricing a little softer, despite a meaningful upward revision in the final UK services PMI print (which still left the metric in contractionary territory).

  • Liquid contracts are little changed to 2bp softer on the session.
  • ~10bp of tightening is still showing for next month’s MPC, with terminal policy rate pricing ~20bp above prevailing levels.
  • Comments from BoE Governor Bailey weren’t impactful for markets, as he covered what he believes to be the consequences of Brexit and outlined his support for the existing 2% inflation target. He also pointed to the potential for inflation to move to 5% or lower this year, along with the risk posed by still elevated food prices.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)Difference Vs. Current Effective SONIA Rate (bp)
Nov-235.289+10.3
Dec-235.353+16.7
Feb-245.386+20.0
Mar-245.390+20.4
May-245.355+16.9
Jun-245.315+12.8
Aug-245.250+6.3
Sep-245.163-2.4
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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