City traders bet central bank will more than double cost of borrowing to combat soaring inflation
The Bank of England could be forced to raise interest rates to 4% from as early as next year to combat soaring inflation, despite the growing risk of recession amid the cost of living crisis.
City traders are betting the central bank will more than double the cost of borrowing from the current level of 1.75% in response to inflation at the highest levels for more than 40 years.
