The BoE won’t diverge from the Fed for long

It makes sense to us that the Bank of England will continue to cut interest rates gradually as it has yet to follow the Fed by shifting from worrying less about inflation and worrying more about weak activity. But we think a more marked easing in CPI inflation in the second half of next year will prompt the Bank to speed up rate cuts in 2025. 

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