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Cut interest rates to avoid recession, says IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee

2 November 2023
Monetary Policy

Cut interest rates to avoid recession, says IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee

2 November 2023
The slowdown in the money supply means inflation could fall below target and cause a recession The Institute of Economic … Continue reading “Cut interest rates to avoid recession, says IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee”

Interest rate rises not necessary, despite disappointing inflation data

18 October 2023
Monetary Policy

Interest rate rises not necessary, despite disappointing inflation data

18 October 2023
Commenting on September’s Consumer Price Index, which showed inflation remaining steady at 6.7 per cent, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at … Continue reading “Interest rate rises not necessary, despite disappointing inflation data”

Weak growth should rule out further interest rate hikes

12 October 2023
Economics

Weak growth should rule out further interest rate hikes

12 October 2023

Julian Jessop quoted in The Guardian

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop’s response to August’s GDP figures which showed 0.2 per cent growth in the UK economy, … Continue reading “Weak growth should rule out further interest rate hikes”

Weak growth makes interest rate hike unlikely

12 October 2023
Economics

Weak growth makes interest rate hike unlikely

12 October 2023
Commenting on GDP data showing that the UK economy grew by 0.2 per cent in August, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the … Continue reading “Weak growth makes interest rate hike unlikely”

IMF’s gloomy forecasts are outdated

11 October 2023
Economics

IMF’s gloomy forecasts are outdated

11 October 2023

Julian Jessop quoted in The Daily Express and The Daily Mail

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The Daily Express criticising the IMF’s gloomy prediction that the UK’s … Continue reading “IMF’s gloomy forecasts are outdated”

Blunders break the Bank

26 September 2023
Monetary Policy

Blunders break the Bank

26 September 2023

IEA research featured in The Telegraph

Sir John Redwood MP, the author of a new paper published by the IEA criticising the Bank of England for … Continue reading “Blunders break the Bank”

Bank of England should halt ‘destabilising’ bond sell-off

26 September 2023
Monetary Policy

Bank of England should halt ‘destabilising’ bond sell-off

26 September 2023

IEA research featured in The Times

The New Great Inflation, a new paper authored by Sir John Redwood MP and published by the IEA has been … Continue reading “Bank of England should halt ‘destabilising’ bond sell-off”

Bank of England could cost taxpayers £100 billion in losses on QE, says Rt Hon Sir John Redwood MP

26 September 2023
Monetary Policy

Bank of England could cost taxpayers £100 billion in losses on QE, says Rt Hon Sir John Redwood MP

26 September 2023
The Bank of England should cease selling bonds purchased as part of quantitative easing (QE) to avoid further losses to … Continue reading “Bank of England could cost taxpayers £100 billion in losses on QE, says Rt Hon Sir John Redwood MP”

The New Great Inflation: How Western Central Banks Got It Wrong…and What They Should Do About It

26 September 2023

The New Great Inflation: How Western Central Banks Got It Wrong…and What They Should Do About It

Sir John Redwood MP
26 September 2023
Contents Listen   Subscribe to the IEA Publications podcast feed on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or your chosen podcast provider. Introduction … Continue reading “The New Great Inflation: How Western Central Banks Got It Wrong…and What They Should Do About It”

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