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Sign up for Reuters newsletters   Morning Bid Europe Morning Bid Europe A look at the day ahead in European and global markets   By Stella Qiu, Australia Economics & Markets Correspondent   Data refreshes every time you open this email. For more European market news, click here . Please send any feedback to morningbid@thomsonreuters.com . All eyes are on the Bank of England today, now that the Bank of Japan delivered its second interest rate hike in 17 years and the U.S. Federal Reserve gave its clearest hint that it could lower rates in September. The majority of economists expect Britain's central bank to cut rates from their 16-year high. Markets put the chance at a more restrained 58%, with the doubt not surprising given policymakers have not spoken publicly for more than two months due to rules in the run-up to Britain's July 4 election....

Asian assets have rarely been exposed to as many market-moving triggers in one day than they will be on Wednesday, Sign up for Reuters newsletters   Morning Bid Asia Morning Bid Asia A look at the day ahead in Asian and global markets   By Jamie McGeever , Columnist, Global Finance & Markets   Data refreshes every time you open this email. For more Asian market news, click here . Please send any feedback to morningbid@thomsonreuters.com . After an unexpectedly bold move from the Bank of Japan , the Federal Reserve indicating that U.S. rates are about to come down, and an explosive rise in U.S. megacap stocks on Wednesday, investors may be in need of some respite on Thursday.  Good luck with that. Aside from the continuing ripples across all asset classes from the BOJ, Fed and tech boom , a wave of manufacturing PMIs from China ...