On the eve of the Bank of England's interest rate decision, people's concerns about inflation are increasing. On June 15th, the Bank of England will hold an interest rate decision meeting on Thursday, which may decide by a majority vote to keep interest rates unchanged. However, this meeting is expected to reflect the Monetary Policy Committee's growing concerns about the inflation risk brought by the long-term energy crisis. After senior officials such as Bank of England Governor Bailey and Deputy Governor Briden called on the central bank to remain cautious before addressing the risk of rising inflation, the market generally expects the bank to keep the key interest rate unchanged at 3.75%. The momentum in the labor market has significantly cooled down, "said Hetal Mehta, an economist at St James's Place." I don't think there is enough momentum at the moment to support a rate hike. "However, at least two rate setters - Bank of England Chief Economist Peel and Monetary Policy Committee member Green - have hinted that they will demand an immediate rate hike. Another monetary policy commissioner, Mann, stated that if the energy crisis worsens, the possibility of raising interest rates at some point cannot be ruled out.