The British pound slipped below $1.333, nearing a seven-week low, as investors weighed inflation risks and the Bank of England’s policy outlook. BoE policymaker Megan Greene urged caution on rate cuts, suggesting a pause in November, while Governor Andrew Bailey signaled more easing is still needed. The divergence highlights uncertainty as UK inflation, the highest in the G7, stood at 3.8% in August and is expected to peak at 4% before easing toward target in 2027. Political jitters added to pressure, with Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham calling for renationalizing key services and proposing