According to Mars Finance, Sanjay Raja, an analyst at Deutsche Bank, stated in a report that the latest policy decision by the Bank of England may prompt a reassessment of future policy paths. He noted that the trade-off between rising inflation and a weak labor market has intensified the uncertainty surrounding the policy path. Due to the 4-4-1 voting result, internal divisions within the Monetary Policy Committee have deepened, creating the impression that the constraints on bank interest rates are less than before. Deutsche Bank currently expects the Bank of England to lower interest rates only once more this November, down from a previous expectation of two rate cuts, although this may be delayed until December. It is anticipated that subsequent cuts will occur quarterly, with a final rate of 3.25% by the second quarter of 2026.