BoE’s Ramsden: I Don’t Foresee That We Will Be Considering Further QE Any Time Soon
However, We Have To Recognise That The External Environment Can Change Very Rapidly - The Inflation Pressures I Will Continue To Focus On Are External Pressures From Energy Prices, Weather, Ai Supply Chain - Domestically, I Will Be Focused On The Outlook For Indirect Effects, Particularly In Food Prices, And Any Early Signs Of Second Round Effects - Risks To The Inflation Outlook, Whether External Or Domestically Generated, Have Tilted More To The Upside - Were Upside Pressures On The Inflation Outlook To Continue To Build, There Could Be A Case For Increasing Bank Rate READ HERE
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However, We Have To Recognise That The External Environment Can Change Very Rapidly - The Inflation Pressures I Will Continue To Focus On Are External Pressures From Energy Prices, Weather, Ai Supply Chain - Domestically, I Will Be Focused On The Outlook For Indirect Effects, Particularly In Food Prices, And Any Early Signs Of Second Round Effects - Risks To The Inflation Outlook, Whether External Or Domestically Generated, Have Tilted More To The Upside - Were Upside Pressures On The Inflation Outlook To Continue To Build, There Could Be A Case For Increasing Bank Rate READ HERE