Markets pricing in a cut – deal or no deal

While the financial markets are right to expect interest rates to be cut if there is a no deal Brexit, we think they have gone too far by pricing in the possibility that rates will be reduced if a no deal Brexit doesn’t happen. In that scenario, the next move in interest rates is more likely to be up rather than down.

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