According to the institution's analysis, as American pop music diva Taylor Swift's "Time Travel" global tour enters the UK and continues to stimulate local consumer spending, the Bank of England's efforts to fight inflation may not be over yet. According to Dommune Securities, with hundreds of thousands of "Molded Powder" rushing to London in August to watch her last few shows in the UK, economic growth may be sufficient to delay possible rate cuts in September. "Molded Powder" began her UK tour earlier this month in Edinburgh, Scotland. Edinburgh authorities said the concerts and related expenses contributed about 77 million pounds (about 98 million US dollars) to the local economy. Barclays Bank said in another report that the entire UK tour of "Molded Powder" could bring about 1 billion pounds in revenue to the UK economy. (Global Market Broadcast)