Jeremy Hunt backs interest rate hikes even if they push UK into recession
- Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is supportive of the Bank of England raising interest rates to bring down inflation, even if it potentially results in a recession. He believes that in the end, inflation is a source of instability and that difficult decisions need to be made to balance the books and demonstrate that Britain pays its way.
- Market expectations for the eventual peak of UK interest rates have risen to 5.5%, following higher-than-expected CPI inflation data this week. This marks the biggest shift in interest rate expectations since 2008 and economists believe that it is now plausible that Britain could see a recession instead of economic growth.
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