Persistent UK inflation unlikely to preclude lower Gilt yields

While we think investors are correct to price in more persistent UK inflation, we think a sharp decline in core inflation next year will allow the Bank of England to cut rates by more than most expect next year. That’s why we expect the 10-year Gilt yield to fall.

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