Markets seem to be pricing in the possibility of a UK rate cut beyond six months, strategist says
Jeff Ng, head of Asia macro strategy at SMBC Asia Pacific, says, however, there's still a case for high interest rates to be on hold in the next three to six months as inflation is still "relatively high" in the U.K.
Видео Markets seem to be pricing in the possibility of a UK rate cut beyond six months, strategist says канала CNBC International TV
Видео Markets seem to be pricing in the possibility of a UK rate cut beyond six months, strategist says канала CNBC International TV
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