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The Bank of England raised its policy rate from 3.75% to 4%, and the article says officials’ forecasts put inflation near 4.9%. It reports that some policymakers see a need for another increase, potentially by February, while others regard the latest move as a one-off unless inflation spreads more broadly.
Expectations of additional rate increases may support sterling, but tighter monetary policy could weigh on domestic demand. No direct feed-commodity supply or demand change is described.
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