Michael Saunders, an external member of the MPC, told the Telegraph this month that rates could rise “significantly earlier” than was expected at the time.Įconomists jumped in their seats. Pill is only the latest to offer his food for thought. It shows the power of central bankers’ words, as well as their actions. © Provided by The TelegraphĮarlier this week Moneyfacts data showed the number of fixed-rate mortgages at below 1pc had fallen from 131, to 116 over the past fortnight. Banks including Barclays, NatWest, HSBC and Platform, part of the Co-operative Bank, have raised rates on some of the best deals. “I think November is live,” he told the Financial Times, describing a rate rise decision as “finely balanced”.īut while the Monetary Policy Committee plays a game of will-they-won’t-they, financial markets have already moved, pricing in a rise to 0.25pc on November 4 plus more increases to 1pc or higher by the end of 2022.Īnd that has already trickled down to consumers, with banks pricing their loans from financial markets. Thursday night served the latest hint, from Huw Pill, the hawkish new chief economist, who indicated an uptick is very much on the cards. If it happens, it would be the first increase since Covid struck and the base rate was slashed to a record low of 0.1pc. Policymakers are cheerily discussing the prospect of a hike which could come the week after next - multiple hints and self-described “signals” have led the market to price in a rate rise before it even happens.
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