Bank of England to Raise Rates Only If Severe Supply Shortage Hits
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- •Bank of England deputy warned on April 23, 2026, that stock markets are too high and likely to fall.
- •The Bank of England's rate decision depends on the severity of supply shortages in the UK economy.
- •The cautious approach reflects ongoing concerns about inflation and economic growth balance.
- •The policy impacts lending costs for consumers and businesses across the UK.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the UK faces a severe supply shortage prompting the Bank of England to raise rates borrowing costs would increase, potentially slowing economic growth and cooling inflation, affecting consumers and businesses.
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