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Why the Bank of England watches the US
The Bank of England closely monitors the US Federal Reserve's decisions. The US economy is the world's largest, and its monetary policy can have a ripple effect globally. If the US raises rates to combat inflation, it often influences other central banks, including the Bank of England, to consider similar actions.
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