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All eyes on the FPC

While the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will leave policy on hold again at its meeting on 4th and 5th of June (announcement noon on the 5th), it is clear that some members are getting closer to voting for higher interest rates. But provided that inflation remains low and the Financial Policy Committee takes any action needed to cool down the housing market, rates could remain at their current levels until well into next year.

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