The Bank of England raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to 4.0%, as expected, with an 8–1 vote and one policymaker favoring a larger increase. Sterling had recovered to around $1.3461, but short-term technical signals indicated a risk of a pullback after its recent advance.
The rate increase and inflation concerns could support sterling by keeping UK interest rates elevated, while expectations for future policy remain uncertain. Currency moves can affect UK import costs, but the article describes no direct feed-market impact.
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