With fiscal statement deferred and mixed government messaging on tax and spending the BoE has little to go onSterling rallies to fresh six-week highSunak delays fiscal statement until 17 NovemberThe Bank of England will next week consider how much to raise interest rates without having received any guidance from the government about its tax and spending policies, after Jeremy Hunt pushed back the date for this year’s “autumn statement”.Its policymakers meet on 3 November to decide the increase in the cost of borrowing required to tackle a rate of inflation that climbed above 10% in Septe ...
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