Golden Finance reported that Bank of England Deputy Governor Breeden said on Thursday that recent evidence supports a gradual reduction in interest rates, but measuring the appropriate pace of easing is tricky. "Recent evidence further supports the lifting of policy restrictions, and I expect that restrictions will continue to be gradually lifted over time," Breeden, the deputy governor for financial stability who was appointed Considered a centrist on the Monetary Policy Committee. She said it was "hard to know" at this stage how quickly rates should fall. "To be clear, I expect bank rates to fall over time as the impact of the large shocks of the past continues to fade," Breeden said.