Bank of England: Inflation shock will translate into second-round effects – Huw Pill

“Much remains to be resolved before we vote on our August policy decision,” Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill said on Wednesday, as reported by Reuters.

Statements:

“The ‘go strong’ line reflects a willingness to act faster while emphasizing conditionality.”

“We’re talking about rate hikes, not cuts.”

“The line about ‘scale, pace and timing’ reflects a flexible approach.”

“Unanimity on the outlook for short-term interest rates no longer exists in the MPC.”

“The arguments for keeping forward guidance for a smooth transition to the tightening cycle have greatly diminished.”

“The inflation shock is likely to translate into second-round effects.”

“This threatens to create a more persistent inflation dynamic in the UK.”

“The MPC (Monetary Policy Committee) weighs the immediate inflationary impact against the medium-term disinflationary impact.”

“The MPC framework defines a narrow and difficult path.”

Source: Fx Street

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