Economists see a roughly two in three chance that the BoE will raise its interest rate next month to 4.5% from 4.25%, which would be its 12th consecutive rate rise since December 2021. With a week laced week series of high-impact macroeconomic events, the consumer price index will be the centre of focus as expect data on Wednesday to show a fall in consumer price inflation to 10% from 10.4%, but this will still leave it well above the target. From a technical standpoint, this video illustrates the dissection of the current market strucure to weigh in on the opportunities both the buyers and sellers have in the coming week in other to be able to be in a decent position to catch the impulse.
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