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BOE: Taylor interview in the Yorkshire Post - not much new

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Note that headline from Bloomberg re the preemptive cuts headline, is a quote of the speech he gave the other day.

  • He does give an interview, but that bit in particular is NOT something new he's said (not just echoing the speech, the Yorkshire Post is QUOTING the speech).
  • These are the main bits that are new:

"The cases I presented (in the speech) reflect uncertainty,’’ he added. “We could have potentially unfavourable developments; if there were to be, for example, a big energy shock, or even a small one that would represent a setback. We could also have developments that bring inflation down more rapidly; some of those include the negative shocks to demand, which we have seen recently.
"But there are other things that are potentially coming out of left field in a global environment, such as trade policy and geopolitics, which are very unpredictable. The key thing I'm trying to communicate in the speech is that there is a lot of uncertainty. The drift in the data recently has been more to the pessimistic side and we need to be very alert to directional risk both ways.”

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Note that headline from Bloomberg re the preemptive cuts headline, is a quote of the speech he gave the other day.

  • He does give an interview, but that bit in particular is NOT something new he's said (not just echoing the speech, the Yorkshire Post is QUOTING the speech).
  • These are the main bits that are new:

"The cases I presented (in the speech) reflect uncertainty,’’ he added. “We could have potentially unfavourable developments; if there were to be, for example, a big energy shock, or even a small one that would represent a setback. We could also have developments that bring inflation down more rapidly; some of those include the negative shocks to demand, which we have seen recently.
"But there are other things that are potentially coming out of left field in a global environment, such as trade policy and geopolitics, which are very unpredictable. The key thing I'm trying to communicate in the speech is that there is a lot of uncertainty. The drift in the data recently has been more to the pessimistic side and we need to be very alert to directional risk both ways.”

Keep reading...Show less