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	BoE to cut rates slowly and cautiously
The UK consolidates its recovery from recession. 2024 GDP growth above +1%. Inflation not quite under control. Monetary policy finally more flexible. Moderately positive outlook for bonds, real estate and equities.
Key points
- Further UK GDP growth of +0.6
 - Positive 3rd quarter driven by consumer spending
 - Leading indicators strengthen
 - Uncertain trends in the job market
 - Improvement in household confidence
 - Inflation not yet fully under control
 - BoE adopts cautious rate-cutting policy
 - Bond market looks more attractive
 - BoE restraint will benefit the pound
 - Short-term securitized real estate moderately attractive
 - FTSE100 lacks catalyst for rise
 
					