According to Jinshi Data, a Reuters poll showed that in a survey conducted from September 6 to 11, all 65 analysts surveyed expected the Bank of England to keep interest rates unchanged at 5.00% next week. 49 of the 65 economists expect the Bank of England to cut interest rates once more this year, of which 48 predicted in November and 1 predicted in December. The remaining 16 expect the bank to cut interest rates twice more this year. Although the UK inflation rate was 2% in May and June, the inflation rate rose slightly to 2.2% in July and is not expected to fall back below the target until at least 2026. James Rossiter, head of global macro strategy at TD Securities, said that in the first half of this year, wage inflation and service sector inflation in the UK remained high and grew the fastest among the G10. He believes that the Monetary Policy Committee is unlikely to cut interest rates as quickly as the Fed after seeing this macro background.