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Bailey Says BOE Decided to Keep Rates at 3.75% in July

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 30 July 2026, 12:22 UTC 1 min read
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Jul 30th, 2026 Bailey Says BOE Decided to Keep Rates at 3.75% in July Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey speaks at a news conference in London following the central bank's decision to keep interest rates unchanged in July as UK officials sought to balance the threat from resurgent US-Iran tensions against signs that domestic price pressures are easing more quickly than predicted. "We will monitor the situation carefully and stand ready to adjust our stance as the evidence and our...

Jul 30th, 2026 Bailey Says BOE Decided to Keep Rates at 3.75% in July Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey speaks at a news conference in London following the central bank's decision to keep interest rates unchanged in July as UK officials sought to balance the threat from resurgent US-Iran tensions against signs that domestic price pressures are easing more quickly than predicted. "We will monitor the situation carefully and stand ready to adjust our stance as the evidence and our judgements on the outlook evolve," Bailey says.
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