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Central banks choose to wait and see as high interest rates take hold

3 November 2023

This week we had two eagerly anticipated but equally unsurprising interest rate decisions. Both the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England elected to keep interest rates where they are. In the UK inflation is coming down slower than hoped for and in the US economic growth is stronger than expected. Both banks are waiting for the impact of previous rate hikes to take effect and are happy to sit on their hands for now.

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