The British Chief Bank, the tariff ‘growth shock’ drew attention

The Bank of England is directed to the potential growth shock of UK’s growth shock from US tariffs when the United States is slow down in global trade.

“Of course, we pay attention to the shock of growth,” Bailey said that CNBC’s CNBC’s IMF-World Bank in an interview with the BVF-World Bank Spring meetings.

The May 8 will consider the “evidence on both sides” around the influence of the central banking, the growth and the rates of the growth and internal supply of inflation.

“We have a growth problem we will start with weak growth … However, a large question mark is caused by a weak demand, how much this is a weak supply side,” he said.

“Surely, the weak supply is undoubtedly the highest impact on inflation. Thus, we must balance these two. But the issue of trade is now a new part of this story.”

Inflation can be drawn in both directions by more than forces, but the British government did not seem to be revenated by the US tariffs and pushed inflation.

Bailey added that the UK is currently close to the recession, but it was clear that there was clear economic uncertainty that business and consumer belief.

IMF It was lowered at the beginning of this week US President Donald Trump’s trade tariffs, higher debt costs and increased energy prices and increased energy prices to 1.6% to 1.6% to 1.6%.

However, the economic forecast accepts the issue of indefinite in connection with the negotiations of the Countries with US officials on Trump Swingseing Universal Tariff Policypause right now. 25% of steel, aluminum and autos applied 10% Levil in other English exports.

British politicians, hopes for reaching a trade agreement with the White House, the United States vice president JD Vance says There is a “good chance” an agreement.

Bailey told CNBC on Thursday that if the British agreement is an agreement, but the economy is very open and serviced, so it will have a wider slowness in growth or trade.

He would increase the current 2.6% of inflation in approaching readings due to markets as energy prices and water invoices, but as we have seen a few years ago, “he said.

Bank of England 4.5% interest rates In the March meeting, Trump’s tariff was shocked to shock the world with a scale of the Tariff Advertisement.

Markets are now seeing Boe Slashing rates to 4% by August.