Nomura Research analysts said in a report that if UK inflation continues to slow down, the Bank of England may cut interest rates faster than expected. The UK's November inflation data was weaker than expected, which raised the possibility that the Bank of England would cut interest rates in Thursday's interest rate decision. According to these analysts, the inflation data “not only strengthens the market's confidence that the Bank of England will cut interest rates tomorrow, but also increases the possibility that the voting results will be close to agreement”. According to data from the London Stock Exchange Group, market prices reflect a 94% chance that the Bank of England will cut interest rates to 3.75% this week.

Nomura Research analysts said in a report that if UK inflation continues to slow down, the Bank of England may cut interest rates faster than expected. The UK's November inflation data was weaker than expected, which raised the possibility that the Bank of England would cut interest rates in Thursday's interest rate decision. According to these analysts, the inflation data “not only strengthens the market's confidence that the Bank of England will cut interest rates tomorrow, but also increases the possibility that the voting results will be close to agreement”. According to data from the London Stock Exchange Group, market prices reflect a 94% chance that the Bank of England will cut interest rates to 3.75% this week.