U.K. September M4 money supply (final) grew at a revised 12.4% yoy, up from the initial 12.2% and up from the 11.5% increase seen in August. M4 lending meanwhile rose 12.8% yoy, up 0.5% from Augusts level. Net consumer credit fell to £0.3 bln in September from £1.1 bln in August, lower than the median forecast of £1.0 bln. Mortgage approvals for September rose slightly to 33k from 32k previously. The market had expected an unchanged 32k. Cable sits presently at 1.6005, little effected by the numbers. Bank of England roundly expected to cut rates by 50 bps next week.