Every month financial markets anxiously await the most important price – the price of borrowing funds – to be set by central bankers. The day of announcement and previous days of the week might have little to no volatility, for the market players are uncertain of the future decision.
This is apparently not the case for BoE rate decision that is due this Thursday – FTSE 100 closed down 0.69% and was down about 1% intraday, that is unusually high volatility nowadays, albeit trading sessions on Mo…
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