By Chris Dorrell Financial markets think the Bank of England will be forced to cut interest rates faster than the official guidance suggests. The Bank held interest rates at five per cent last week, having cut rates for the first time since the pandemic back in August. Following the decision, Bailey cautioned that the MPC needed to be careful “not to cut rates too fast or too much,” which is likely to mean that the Bank cuts rates just once more this year. Looking into next year, most economists think that the Bank’s rhetoric implies a cautious approach to dialling back monetary restrictivenes…