BOE's Bailey Says Feed-Through of Energy Shock Has Been 'Subdued' So Far, But It Is Early Days
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said the feed-through of the energy shock into wider inflation has been "quite subdued" so far, but cautioned that "it is early days." He made the comments after policymakers opted to hold interest rates at 3.75%.
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