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Jump in inflation should not delay further rate cuts, says Julian Jessop

20 November 2024
Economics

Jump in inflation should not delay further rate cuts, says Julian Jessop

Julian Jessop
20 November 2024
Commenting on the rise in inflation to 2.3% in October, IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop said: “UK inflation rebounded a … Continue reading “Jump in inflation should not delay further rate cuts, says Julian Jessop”

Bank of England wrong to not cut rates

20 June 2024

Bank of England wrong to not cut rates

20 June 2024
Commenting on the Bank of England’s decision to hold the Bank Rate at 5.25%, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the … Continue reading “Bank of England wrong to not cut rates”

Inflation data makes interest rate cut a lot easier

19 June 2024

Inflation data makes interest rate cut a lot easier

19 June 2024
Commenting on inflation falling to the Bank of England’s target of 2 per cent in May, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow … Continue reading “Inflation data makes interest rate cut a lot easier”

The Experience of Free Banking

15 December 2023
Research

The Experience of Free Banking

Kevin Dowd, Howard Bodenhorn, Juan Pablo Couyoumdjian, Thomas R. Gottschang, Patrick Mardini, Adolfo Meisel, Alberto Mingardi, Philippe Nataf, Kurt Schuler, George A. Selgin, Ernst Juerg Weber, Lawrence H. White, Luis Felipe Zegarra
15 December 2023
FOREWORD TO THE FIRST EDITION (1992) The idea for this book was initially suggested by Chris Tame of the Libertarian … Continue reading “The Experience of Free Banking”

UK growth remains weak

13 October 2023

UK growth remains weak

13 October 2023

Julian Jessop quoted in the Daily Express

Julian Jessop’s response to the 0.2 per cent growth was quoted by the Daily Express, in its article discussing what … Continue reading “UK growth remains weak”

Stubbornly hard inflation hardly suprising

21 June 2023

Stubbornly hard inflation hardly suprising

21 June 2023

Mark Littlewood appears on talkTV

IEA Director General Mark Littlewood has appeared on talkTV to discuss news that the rate of inflation remained stubbornly high … Continue reading “Stubbornly hard inflation hardly suprising”

Big Government, Big Borrowing and Big Inflation are probably here to stay

8 December 2022

Big Government, Big Borrowing and Big Inflation are probably here to stay

Chris Snowdon
8 December 2022
During the Tory leadership campaign in the summer, Rishi Sunak repeatedly insisted that he would ‘get a grip on inflation’. … Continue reading “Big Government, Big Borrowing and Big Inflation are probably here to stay”

New inflation figures show that “we are still far from out of the woods”

15 September 2022

New inflation figures show that “we are still far from out of the woods”

15 September 2022

Julian Jessop writes for The Daily Express

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has written in The Daily Express responding to August’s inflation statistics, which revealed a headline … Continue reading “New inflation figures show that “we are still far from out of the woods””

The Bank should not become complacent in light of better-than-expected inflation figures

15 September 2022

The Bank should not become complacent in light of better-than-expected inflation figures

15 September 2022

Julian Jessop quoted in The Times

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The Times warning that it is “far too soon to sound … Continue reading “The Bank should not become complacent in light of better-than-expected inflation figures”

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