Deutsche Bank said on May 9th, according to Golden Ten Data, that although they did expect the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England to be prepared for an interest rate cut in June, they expected rates to remain unchanged at this meeting. In terms of voting results, it is expected that several members will vote in favor of a rate cut. They also believe that the inflation outlook will be more dovish, with CPI expected to be well below the target over the next three years. In this meeting, Deutsche Bank expects the following key points to be raised: Bank of England Governor Bailey will reiterate that the second-round impacts have been mitigated; keeping rates at 5.25% will result in inflation falling well below 2%; as inflation falls, real interest rates are becoming restrictive, so a rate cut is necessary; as QT continues to drain liquidity from the system, there is an increasing demand for Short-Term Repos (STR), so the Bank of England may pay more attention to the composition of its long-term balance sheet.