The Bank of England was very active in warning about Brexit and with extreme easing afterwards. As the economy hasn’t collapsed, the political battle rages. The second month of post-Brexit figures might look worse as the BOE meets once again. Will Carney take a page from Draghi provide only a dearth of detail? Will GBP/USD escape the broad, yet well-defined range?
Video preview of the BOE decision on September 15th, 2016:
