According to Jinshi Data, for two months, Bank of England Governor Bailey has remained silent, leaving everyone guessing when the Bank of England will make a major adjustment to interest rates. By the time the next decision is made, the Bank of England governor will have not spoken publicly for more than 10 weeks. Apart from a one-sentence statement after the June interest rate meeting, this is the longest period without communication in his more than four years as governor. The main reason is that there was a blank period during the six-week general election in the UK. Economic data in recent weeks has been very volatile, including faster-than-expected inflation data. Tomasz Wieladek, chief European economist at T. Rowe Price, said it was interesting that Bailey had not yet stated that interest rates might be cut in August or September, but it was difficult to determine.