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Sterling lower in a quiet Monday trade

There were no major data releases from the UK today, with Sterling declining a bit, after last week's recovery due to ECB stanzas. A number of major banks forecast sharp falls for sterling over the next year in their 2016 outlooks this week, Morgan Stanley predicting a fall to $1.40 in a year's time and Deutsche Bank sticking with an earlier forecast of $1.27 for 2016. 

Carney said that UK interest rates likely to remain low for some time

Bank of England governor Mark Carney has said that UK interest rates are likely to remain low "for some time". His comments came as he spoke to MPs on the Treasury Committee. UK rates have been held at 0.5% since March 2009. Most economists are not expecting the Bank to raise rates until mid-2016 at the earliest. Mr Carney said that "even with limited and gradual rate increases it still will be a relatively low interest rate environment". He added: "The question in my mind is when the appropriate time for interests to increase and that is strongly consistent with the strength of the domestic economy."

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Is BoE ready for first tightening in more than eight years?

Mark Carney will give his latest assessment of the U.K. economy this week, days after his deputy emphasized that the Bank of England hasn’t made any promises about maintaining record-low rates.
The BOE Governor will testify to lawmakers in London on Tuesday and a report on Friday is set to reveal what drove growth in the third quarter. Separate surveys on retail sales and consumer confidence will give insight into the fourth quarter, while Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne presents his year-end fiscal plan on Wednesday. 
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Sterling slightly higher in an uneventful morning trade

With no major data releases from the UK today, traders are still being focused on inflation concerns. The Bank of England expects inflation to remain low into 2016 before picking up toward its 2 percent target. BOE Governor Mark Carney has highlighted core inflation as an important measure for policy makers as they weigh when to begin interest rate increases after keeping them at a record low for more than six years.
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