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Bank of England ‘Too Slow to Cut Rates’

22 March 2024
Monetary Policy

Bank of England ‘Too Slow to Cut Rates’

22 March 2024

Julian Jessop quoted in The Times

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The Times responding to the Bank of England’s decision to hold … Continue reading “Bank of England ‘Too Slow to Cut Rates’”

Failure to cut interest rates is ‘disappointing,’ says IEA economics expert

21 March 2024
Monetary Policy

Failure to cut interest rates is ‘disappointing,’ says IEA economics expert

21 March 2024
Commenting on the Bank of England’s decision to hold interest rates at 5.25%, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the free … Continue reading “Failure to cut interest rates is ‘disappointing,’ says IEA economics expert”

February Inflation Drop Emphasises ‘Urgent Need’ to Cut Interest Rates

20 March 2024
Monetary Policy

February Inflation Drop Emphasises ‘Urgent Need’ to Cut Interest Rates

20 March 2024

Julian Jessop quoted in The Telegraph

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in The Daily Telegraph responding to news that inflation slowed to a … Continue reading “February Inflation Drop Emphasises ‘Urgent Need’ to Cut Interest Rates”

Bank of England Running Out of Reasons Not to Cut Rates

20 March 2024
Monetary Policy

Bank of England Running Out of Reasons Not to Cut Rates

20 March 2024
Commenting on news that the inflation rate fell to a two-and-a-half year low of 3.4% in February, Julian Jessop, Economics … Continue reading “Bank of England Running Out of Reasons Not to Cut Rates”

Striking the Right Balance on Interest Rates

18 March 2024
Monetary Policy

Striking the Right Balance on Interest Rates

18 March 2024

Julian Jessop quoted in City AM

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in City AM explaining what a ‘good level’ of interest rates might … Continue reading “Striking the Right Balance on Interest Rates”

Graphic Content: How Red Tape is Fuelling the Cost of Living Crisis

22 February 2024
Research

Graphic Content: How Red Tape is Fuelling the Cost of Living Crisis

Matthew Lesh
22 February 2024
Contents Summary Red tape significantly contributes to the higher cost of living in the United Kingdom. The Consumer Price Index … Continue reading “Graphic Content: How Red Tape is Fuelling the Cost of Living Crisis”

Red tape has fuelled the cost of living crisis, argues new IEA paper

22 February 2024
Economics

Red tape has fuelled the cost of living crisis, argues new IEA paper

22 February 2024
Since 2000, sectors with heavy state intervention have experienced large price rises while competitive markets have experienced price falls. Average … Continue reading “Red tape has fuelled the cost of living crisis, argues new IEA paper”

January inflation data makes rate cut more likely

15 February 2024
Monetary Policy

January inflation data makes rate cut more likely

15 February 2024

Julian Jessop quoted in This Is Money

IEA Economics Fellow Julian Jessop has been quoted in This Is Money responding to news that the rate of inflation … Continue reading “January inflation data makes rate cut more likely”

Recession shock bolsters case for interest rate and tax cuts 

15 February 2024
Monetary Policy

Recession shock bolsters case for interest rate and tax cuts 

15 February 2024
Commenting on data showing that the UK entered recession in 2023, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the free market think … Continue reading “Recession shock bolsters case for interest rate and tax cuts “

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