BOE's Greene cautions UK wage growth could fuel persistent inflation
BOE's Megan Greene warns about persistent UK inflation and concerns over 3.5% wage growth next year.
The US 7-year note auction saw a high yield of 5.085% with demand softer than average, earning a C− grade.
Auction grade: C−
The sale came in somewhat weaker than the norm. The tail of 0.7 basis points exceeded the 0.2-basis-point average, indicating investors demanded a modestly higher yield than the WI level ahead of the auction. Coverage ratio also lagged the historical figure. While direct bids were robust, indirect participation fell noticeably below its usual level, and dealers absorbed a slightly larger share. These outcomes push the grade to C−, just below the C that marks an average auction, although the deviations in tail and dealer share were not large.
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BOE's Megan Greene warns about persistent UK inflation and concerns over 3.5% wage growth next year.
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