Cointime update: Bank of England Deputy Governor Clare Lombardelli said the energy shock has become more persistent, with a greater likelihood of second-round effects. She said the economy has multiple plausible paths and that there may be grounds for further rate hikes in the short term, adding that economic activity is more resilient and disinflation has stalled.
BoE Deputy Governor Lombardelli: Energy Shock Has Become More Persistent
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