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The U.K. jobs market is continuing to loosen, though not enough to change the Bank of England's course of gradually easing monetary policy, Deutsche Bank economist Sanjay Raja writes in a note.

"The easing in private sector regular pay suggests that the Bank of England will continue to cut interest rates gradually," ...

Overall, the labour market data gives the BoE no reason to deviate from its stated preference for a gradual cutting cycle. Disregarding the distortions caused by one-off payments, the underlying data ...