Sterling feeds on peculiarly high BoE ‘terminal rate’


A view of the Bank of England building, in London, Britain July 3, 2024. REUTERS/Maja Smiejkowska

TIGHT monetary policy coupled with a penny-pinching fiscal agenda usually results in currency appreciation, and sterling is surging on the prospect.

But it’s far from clear why the United Kingdom government or the Bank of England (BoE) want a rising pound right now.

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