Yesterday’s in-line with expectations CPI data did little to alter the macroeconomic picture, as the August figures support the expectation that the NBH will keep its base rate unchanged at 6.50% for potentially the remainder of the year. Meanwhile, today’s minutes release continued to point towards the worryingly high levels of household inflation expectations. Following the data, ING flag the possibility of rates remaining unchanged for most of 2026, while Goldman Sachs have raised their year-end policy rate forecast to 6.25% from 6.00%:
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President Donald Trump has told reporters at the White House, "we'll see what happens" with the China tariff and export control pause that expires at midnight tonight. Trump adds: "We've been dealing very nicely with China. They have tremendous tariffs," but "we'll see what happens". LIVESTREAM The prevailing view is that Trump will endorse a 90-day extension to the pause.