Sterling plunges following BoE gloomy outlook and rate cut
Thursday brought a challenging outlook for UK assets as the Bank of England (BoE) presented a set of forecasts that painted a bleak picture, leading to the sterling's most significant one-day drop in four weeks. The currency's decline came despite bond yields remaining largely stable.
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Sterling fell against the dollar and its appreciation potential looks limited after the BOE cut rates by 25bp to 4.5%.
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