[Morgan Stanley: Bank of England May Cut Rates in April if Energy Disruptions Ease] Jin10 News, March 10 – Bruna Skarica of Morgan Stanley stated in a report that if global energy supply disruptions are resolved in the near term, the Bank of England may cut interest rates in April. The Middle East war and rising energy prices have reignited inflation concerns, leading the market to lower expectations for a March rate cut by the Bank of England. According to LSEG data, the probability of a March rate cut by the Bank of England is currently priced at 15% in the money markets, while the probability of an April rate cut is 36%. Morgan Stanley previously predicted that the Bank of England would cut rates in March, July, and November, but now adjusts this forecast to rate cuts in April, November, and February of the following year, provided that energy supply disruptions do not persist long-term.