Bank of England boss says 'more aggressive' rate cuts could be on the way
It signals a possible change in stance from Mr Bailey, who recently said the Bank would only lower rates "gradually"
'More aggressive' interest rate cuts could be on the way, Bank of England boss says
If inflation remains in check, the Bank might be able to be “more activist” over reducing borrowing costs.
Pound drops as BoE’s Bailey says rate cuts could become ‘more aggressive’
Sterling took a hit on Thursday after Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey told the Guardian that the central bank could become a "bit more aggressive" in cutting interest rates as long as news on inflation continued to be good.
Pound tumbles after Bailey suggests rate-cutting could be ‘more aggressive’
The pound was down 1.13% at 1.312 US dollars, and down 0.82% at 1.190 euros.
Pound plunges after Bank boss suggests rate-cutting could be 'more aggressive'
Andrew Bailey said that if inflation remains in check the Bank might be able to be “more activist” over reducing borrowing costs
BOE's Bailey Raises Prospect of More Aggressive Rate Cuts
(Bloomberg) — Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has held out the prospect of the central bank becoming more aggressive in cutting interest rates, provided inflation stayed subdued. 
Bailey speech: BoE could become 'more activist' on rate cuts if inflation eases
“The Bank of England (BoE) could become a bit more activist on rate cuts if there’s further good news on inflation,” Governor Andrew Bailey said in an interview with the Guardian newspaper published on Thursday.
Interest rates could fall more quickly, hints Bank
Governor Andrew Bailey hints that borrowing costs could come down faster if inflation stays in line.
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