MPC starts gradual process of policy normalisation

Despite the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC)’s hawkish forecasts accompanying the second rise in interest rates for a decade, markets are still anticipating only a very modest pace of monetary policy tightening over the coming years. We continue to think that the markets are underestimating the likely pace of monetary tightening ahead.

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