Bank of England chief economist cautions over global economic ‘disturbances’
The Bank of England’s chief economist has said global economic “disturbances” could affect the path for interest rates cuts after Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election. Huw Pill said policymakers would be able to cut rates more if inflationary pressures continued to ease.
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