PIMCO on the Brexit vote and what it means for BoE policy in the near and medium terms:
Near term:
The UK economy will be pulled lower by uncertainty
We expect the Bank of England to cut the official interest rate to zero
If
it feels the need to do more, we expect a reintroduction of
quantitative easing rather than a move to lower the official rate into
negative territory
Medium term
Expect a period of greater relative calm (negotiation will take time)
Only after Cameron has resigned (October) will negotiations around the EU separation begin
The
time for these negotiations would likely be up to two years under
Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty. However, we would expect informal
negotiations to start before the UK government formally initiates the
exit process.
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PIMCO on the Brexit vote and what it means for BoE policy in the near and medium terms: