BOE hikes up rates 75bp (highest hike in 30yr) and this is the result. Wtf is wrong with the pounds?

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BOE hikes up rates 75bp (highest hike in 30yr) and this is the result. Wtf is wrong with the pounds?

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BOE hikes up rates 75bp (highest hike in 30yr) and this is the result. Wtf is wrong with the pounds?



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BOE hikes up rates 75bp (highest hike in 30yr) and this is the result. Wtf is wrong with the pounds?


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BOE hikes up rates 75bp (highest hike in 30yr) and this is the result. Wtf is wrong with the pounds?

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37 Comments

  1. throwaway0891245

    Now that we know that Powell takes his job seriously, the USD is a pretty safe bet against inflation in your own country.

  2. therealspideysteve

    Pound getting pounded

  3. Panagean

    “Hey Siri, play Rule Britannia on a kazoo”

  4. sigsourfan69

    Probably cause they did emergency QE and markets wanted more than on par with the fed.

  5. Sensitive-Ad8735

    The fact 75 BP is the highest in 30 years should tell you everything you need to know.

  6. FUNNY_BUTTFART

    Poundtown

  7. spottydodgy

    They’ve still gotta buy dollars to do international money stuffs.

  8. sonicduckman

    It takes two values to make this ratio, the other being the USD. FED announced a 75 basis point hike as well so something else is at play here. Look into global financial currency depegging.

  9. Grabot

    Brits at it again.

  10. glastohead

    UK Government is inept. This is not demand-based inflation. Makes zero sense.

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  12. julysanta

    Another huge problem in the UK is that almost everyone is on an adjustable rate mortgage and they are levered up 7-10x their income and they are all going to lose their shit.

    Even my boss, who is firmly in the landed gentry, said, “If interest rates go any higher I’ll have to pull the kids out of boarding school.”

  13. Regular_Gas_657

    4% vs 3% which currency would you buy and hold?

    GBP or USD?

  14. Impressive_Isopod_80

    The dollar is just the cleanest shirt in the laundry basket. It will follow all the other currencies into the void soon.

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  16. Fivetimechampfive

    Didnt they have lower rate increases earlier in the year? They’re trying to catch up with rate inceeasee but little too late….

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  18. Uries_Frostmourne

    Wasnt it almost 1 to 1 a month ago?

  19. BillieBobJohn

    My country is acting like it has an infinite money glitch.

  20. Lunar_Horticulture

    It was the only way to avoid choas with Ed Miliband

  21. DroDameron

    More faith in other currencies, nothing much more wrong that wasn’t already wrong just less confidence

  22. Nick_The_Knight_

    God save the king!

  23. adultdaycare81

    Dovish statement. Buy the rumor, sell the news

  24. faratto_

    Their economy is very fragile and inflation is at 13% (?), so the market is probably pricing both hard recession and high inflation unlike usa where there is still the hope of avoiding both of them

  25. DufflesBNA

    They got a bunch of wankers running the country.

  26. HubbChubb

    The world going to shit… but I’m not mad about it.

  27. Chubby-Chaser11

    It’s like inception, a dream within a dream. Rate hike > stronger currency > weaker exports > weaker currency.

  28. No_Zookeepergame_27

    He said peak rate would be lower than current market expectations

  29. vicblaga87

    BoE said terminal rate will be lower than currently priced in by the market. Basically they announced a pivot. Contrast this to mo-hawk Powel and this is what you get: pound gets pounded by the strong as.

  30. ShankThatSnitch

    You have to understand the relationship of other currencies to the dollar, they are hiking to prevent the pound from dumping even further. When the FED hikes, it strengthens the dollar, because it tightens financial conditions globally, because most debt and trade us conducted in dollars. It causes everyone’s debt to be more of a burden, which in turn makes every other country scramble for more dollars to pay their debts. There is a global dollar shortage, and everyone is competing to get those dollars.

    So foreign nations sell their US treasuries to get mire dollars, which strengthens the dollar, and weakens their currency. They raise their rates to try and counter that effect. Otherwise their currency would spiral out of control even more.

  31. RoastBeefSandwitch

    It’s because the dollar also increased by 75bp. Why would international investors keep money in pounds when you could just hold dollars?

  32. mmrrbbee

    England has been in severe massive debt since the 1700’s, they created the role of Prime Minister for the guy that created a giant Ponzi scheme to convert government debts into a single debt. They still pay on this debt to this day. Short overview, but by 1800 the debt was two times the national GDP. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_British_national_debt](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_British_national_debt)

    TLDR: UK is a bunch of broke ass bitches.

  33. Correct_Guarantee838

    The british pound has been overvalued for decades

  34. VisualMod

    >I’m sorry, I don’t understand what you’re trying to say.

  35. AshenBoyo

    Have you been paying no attention at all?

    >Wtf is wrong with the pounds?

    So fucking much my guy, that’s kind of a big question

  36. CutFabulous1178

    Dollar milkshake theory. Everyone flocks to the safest currency.

  37. danfay222

    Idk but I just flew to London so this vacation just got a lot cheaper

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