September’s flash PMIs suggest that the downside risks around economic activity may be growing a bit and the upside risks to inflation may be fading, albeit only slowly. But with inflation likely to rise further in September, we doubt this softening in activity will be enough to prevent the Bank of England from keeping interest rates at 4.00% for the rest of this year.
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