In today’s briefing:
- BoE Pressure Eases With Expectations
- CX Daily: How Law Professors Take Turns to Serve China’s Courts
BoE Pressure Eases With Expectations
- The BoE warned it would hike more aggressively if inflation pressures became more persistent. Market pricing levels and responsiveness have fallen, relaxing that pressure.
- Consumers are baulking at price rises to the extent that businesses are starting to curb their expectations for future price rises.
- Wage settlements appear to have at least topped out and, with rising unemployment, are consistent with the cycle burning out soon. The BoE should not raise its hiking pace.
CX Daily: How Law Professors Take Turns to Serve China’s Courts
Scholars / In Depth: How law professors take turns to serve China’s courts
Forum / China, U.S. urged to manage ‘cutthroat’ competition and avoid war over Taiwan
Flu / Flu epidemic sweeps South China as Covid wanes
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