Bank of England policymaker Alan Taylor said further rate increases remain unlikely unless higher energy prices generate persistent, broad-based inflation. He noted limited second-round effects, moderate wage growth and subdued food-price pressures. With rates held at 3.75%, policymakers remain divided as they monitor wages, services inflation, energy costs and economic weakness.
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