The Government of Rishi Sunak has been “disaster-free” for several months, and while there are still legacy issues around migration and the NHS, overall the public is beginning to see the potential in a Conservative Government that can plan for the future of the economy as inflation falls and Brexit and the Pandemic become “rearview mirror issues”.There is even a growing sense of optimism in the City that when the data for the fourth quarter is published, the country may have escaped being in a recession.There is still a long way to go before the country is on a path to sustainable growth, but if the election is to be fought with the economy as the main issue, the Conservatives would appear to have given themselves a “fighting chance.”The focus of financial markets criticism has firmly switched to the Bank of England, with economists being heavily critical of the role Andrew Bailey played in allowing inflation to rise above double figures, while the rest of the permanent members of the Monetary Policy Committee have been accused of “groupthink”.Going forward, the MPC will need to be more proactive in agreeing on rate cuts to ensure that a developing improvement in output continues and employment data is still positive. Beyond Currency Market Commentary:Aims to provide deep insights into the political and economic events worldwide that can cause currencies to change and how this can affect your FX Exposure.