Today's UK labour market data show nominal wage growth falling back - to about 2% annual growth, from a local peak last year of 3% - at the same time as the employment rate increases. This is another important interregnum for those who thought the UK economy was following a trajectory that would justify a first hike in rates and the beginning of the process of normalising monetary policy.
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Today's UK labour market data show nominal wage growth falling back - to about 2% annual growth, from a local peak last year of 3% - at the same time as the employment rate increases. This is another important interregnum for those who thought the UK economy was following a trajectory that would justify a first hike in rates and the beginning of the process of normalising monetary policy.