The Bank of England’s latest Monetary Policy Report has finally embraced what monetarist economists have long demanded: the inclusion of … Continue reading “The critical role of “broad money”: lessons from history”

Commenting on news that the inflation rate fell to 2.3% in April, its lowest level since July 2021, Julian Jessop, … Continue reading “Summer Interest Rate Cut Still in Play”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The Daily Express responding to the Bank of England’s decision to … Continue reading “Interest Rate Cut Edges Closer”

Responding to the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to hold Bank Rate at 5.25%, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow … Continue reading “Bank of England has been too slow to cut rates – but it is getting there”

The IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee’s (SMPC) latest recommendation that the Bank of England should cut interest rates by at … Continue reading “Interest Rate Cut Urgently Needed to Reduce Recession Risk”

Andrew Lilico, the Chair of the IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee (SMPC), has written for The Spectator discussing the SMPC’s … Continue reading “Bank of England Keeping Interest Rates Too High For Too Long”

The slowdown in money supply could cause deflation and recession unless the Bank of England changes course The Institute of … Continue reading “Cut interest rates by at least 0.5%, says IEA’s Shadow Monetary Policy Committee”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The i arguing that a cut to interest rates in unlikely … Continue reading “Interest Rate Cut is Unlikely For Now”

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop’s response to the recent Bernanke Report on the Bank of England’s forecasting and communications has … Continue reading “Everyone Pays the Price for Bank of England Failures”