Danske: Expected interest rates to remain unchanged at 5.25%, with a voting result of 7:2, and the first rate cut of 25 basis points expected in August. Pound sterling is expected to strengthen. 2. Santander: Insufficient evidence to support a rate cut in June, and wage growth is showing signs of decline, indicating a rate cut in the third quarter of this year. 3. Barclays: Expected rate cut to start in August, as the current restrictive interest rate level is hurting the economy, and inflation and wage data are expected to make greater progress. 4. Bank of America: Expected voting result of 7:2 to maintain interest rates unchanged, maintaining data-dependent guidance, with sticky inflation and wage data not supporting a rate cut. 5. ING: Expected interest rates to remain unchanged, with a rate cut expected in August, as the service sector remains overheated. The policy will eventually push the pound sterling to rise to 0.87 by the end of summer. 6. TD Securities: Expected interest rates to remain unchanged, given that inflation is close to target, the bank is expected to start cutting rates in August, with a second rate cut in November. 7. Nomura Securities: The possibility of a rate cut in June has decreased due to stronger-than-expected wage and inflation data. The pricing for a rate cut in August should be higher. 8. Nordea: Expected interest rates to remain unchanged, as all public statements about possible rate cuts have been canceled before the general election, providing little guidance on when a rate cut may occur. 9. Berenberg: Expected first rate cut in August, as UK economic growth is slowing down. However, there is an upside risk to the estimate of GDP growth in the second quarter. 10. Pantheon Macroeconomics: Expected interest rates to remain unchanged, as wage growth is strong and a rate cut would be unusual. The Bank of England may maintain a wait-and-see approach before August. 11. Mizuho Bank: Expected to stand pat, as core CPI and wage levels remain high. The first rate cut is expected in August, with a faster pace than anticipated. 12. Westpac: Expected interest rates to remain unchanged, with a need to ensure a cooling of service sector inflation before a rate cut. A potential timetable for the first rate cut may be provided. 13. MUFG: Expected interest rates to remain unchanged, with two members voting in favor of a rate cut. Ongoing service sector inflation will raise more questions about a rate cut in August.
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