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IEA Monetary Policy.

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”

BoE’s rates rise is a piecemeal gesture

20 June 2022

BoE’s rates rise is a piecemeal gesture

20 June 2022

Julian Jessop comments for the Financial Times

Julian Jessop, IEA Economics Fellow, has commented in the Financial Times on the Bank of England’s decision to raise interest … Continue reading “BoE’s rates rise is a piecemeal gesture”

Insuring against rising interest rates may not have proved successful

13 June 2022

Insuring against rising interest rates may not have proved successful

13 June 2022

Julian Jessop comments for The Times

Julian Jessop, IEA Economics Fellow, has commented in The Times on a claim made by the National Institute of Social … Continue reading “Insuring against rising interest rates may not have proved successful”

BoE is not the independent body it once was

30 May 2022

BoE is not the independent body it once was

30 May 2022

Neil Record writes for The Telegraph

Neil Record, Chairman of the IEA, has written for The Telegraph on the Bank of England’s diminishing independence due to … Continue reading “BoE is not the independent body it once was”

IEA staffer holds BoE to account

20 May 2022

IEA staffer holds BoE to account

20 May 2022

Emily Carver referenced in The Express

Emily Carver, IEA Head of Media, appeared on BBC Question Time last night to discuss a variety of issues including … Continue reading “IEA staffer holds BoE to account”

The BoE’s current trajectory risks stagflation

6 May 2022

The BoE’s current trajectory risks stagflation

6 May 2022

Julian Jessop comments for Politics.co.uk

Julian Jessop, IEA Economics Fellow, has commented for Politics.co.uk on the Bank of England’s decision to raise interest rates by … Continue reading “The BoE’s current trajectory risks stagflation”

BoE’s interest rates rise is inadequate

6 May 2022

BoE’s interest rates rise is inadequate

6 May 2022

Julian Jessop comments for City AM

Julian Jessop, IEA Economics Fellow, has commented for City AM on the Bank of England’s decision to raise interest rates … Continue reading “BoE’s interest rates rise is inadequate”

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