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Can Sunak really take credit for future interest rate cuts?

30 May 2024

11:54 PM

30 May 2024

11:54 PM

When the Bank of England finally delivers an interest rate cut, can the Tory party take credit for it? Rishi Sunak thinks so. ‘We are the party who has committed to bringing down inflation, which is a necessary condition for bringing down interest rates,’ he told the Times in an interview published today.

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