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Mean about the mode: UK: Rates Strategy
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Mean about the mode: UK: Rates Strategy
FICC Research
Interest Rates
18 June 2026
UK: Rates Strategy
Mean about the mode
Governor Bailey's comment on market pricing reopens the
possibility that the MPC might face a "Maradona moment"
later this summer. Pricing for 2027 is vulnerable to 2026's Moyeen Islam +44 (0) 20 7773 4675
current 30bp of tightening being pushed back to retain some moyeen.islam@barclays.com
tightness in financial conditions Barclays, UK
At its June meeting, the MPC voted 7-2 to leave the policy rate unchanged at 3.75%. The two
dissenters were BOE Chief Economist Huw Pill and external member Megan Greene, both of
whom voted for a 25bp increase. This was largely in line with expectations of some dissent from
the two most prominent hawks. For the majority of the committee, upside risk to inflation had
lessened given the end of the Middle East conflict. The two dissenters remained concerned
about how well entrenched the underlying disinflationary process was in the economy ahead of
the outbreak of the conflict and by extension, saw continued risk of second-round effects from
households and businesses due to the energy price shock. The Bank staff see underlying
quarterly growth at 0.2% q/q for both Q1 26 and Q2 26. The drop in energy prices has moved the
staff's assessment of inflation to around 3% in Q3 26 and around 3.25% in Q4 26. This is slightly
below the Bank's Scenario A projection published in the April MPR and well below its more
pessimistic scenarios (Figure 1). The decline in energy prices offers the committee the
unexpected gift of more time to consider the impact of Q2's events on inflation. If we had still
been in a world of elevated energy prices, the committee would have likely been under much
more pressure to deliver a pre-emptive hike.
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