GBP MPC Member Broadbent Speaks
BOE MPC members vote on where to set the nation's key interest rates and their public engagements are often used to drop subtle clues regarding future monetary policy;
MPC voting member Jun 2011 - Jun 2024. In Jun 2014 his title changed from External MPC member to Deputy Governor;
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May 20, 2024 | Due to speak at a workshop hosted by the Bank of England, in London; |
Dec 18, 2023 | Due to speak at the London Business School; |
Oct 5, 2023 | Due to participate in a panel discussion at the ECB Conference on Monetary Policy, in Frankfurt; |
Aug 26, 2023 | Due to participate in a panel discussion titled "Globalization at an Inflection Point"at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium, in Wyoming; |
Apr 25, 2023 | Due to speak about the relationship between money and economic activity an event hosted by at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, in London. Audience questions expected; |
Feb 27, 2023 | Due to deliver opening remarks at the Bank of England Agenda for Research Conference, in London; |
Mar 30, 2022 | Due to speak at a conference to mark the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Monetary Policy Committee hosted by the National Institute of Economic Research, in London. Audience questions expected; |
Feb 4, 2022 | Due to speak, along with Chief Economist Huw Pill, at the Monetary Policy Report National Agency Briefing, via satellite; |
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- GBP MPC Member Broadbent Speaks News
- From @TradeFloorAudio|May 20, 2024|1 comment
post: BoE Broadbent : Possible Bank Rate Could Be Cut In Summer - Policy More Restrictive Now Than In H1 2023 - Less Restrictive Rates Depend On Data Evolving - Policy Will Have To Become Less Restrictive - Rates Will Be Less Restrictive At Some Point
- From bankofengland.co.uk|Dec 18, 2023
We are all aware that the future is unpredictable. When it comes to gauging the economy, however, it’s not just the future that’s uncertain: so is the present. For all the time and effort put into its forecasts the MPC also spends a great deal of it getting to understand the here and now. This isn’t straightforward. For one thing, it’s not always possible to determine precisely what’s causing what – to trace the economy we observe back to the underlying forces that are driving it. Is output growth being moved around by demand or ...
- From @financialjuice|Oct 5, 2023
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UK BOE DEP. GOV. BROADBENT: THERE ARE “CLEAR SIGNS' THAT RATE RISES HAVING IMPACT. post:
UK BOE DEP. GOV. BROADBENT: THE UK IS SEEING WEAKER DEMAND AND HIGHER JOBLESSNESS post:
UK BOE DEP. GOV. BROADBENT: THE DEMAND HAS BEEN A BIT STRONGER THAN EXPECTED. post:
UK BOE DEP. GOV. BROADBENT: THE RESILIENCE IS DUE IN PART TO FISCAL POLICY. post:
UK BOE DEP. GOV. BROADBENT: IT MAY BE THAT THE EFFECT OF TIGHTER POLICY IS WEAKER THAN IN PAST OR DELAYED.
- From bankofengland.co.uk|Aug 26, 2023
Good morning. I haven’t been to this conference for a number of years and it’s a great pleasure to be back. Quite a bit has happened in the interim. We have been through a terrible pandemic. Just as the world was overcoming the worst of Covid-19, Russia invaded Ukraine. We are now witnessing the most serious armed conflict on the European continent since the Second World War. These events have taken a terrible human toll. They’ve also had significant impacts on the world economy. Despite their differing origins, the economic ...
- From bankofengland.co.uk|Apr 25, 2023
Good morning! An old question in economics is this: is it right to think of the stance and effects of monetary policy in terms of interest rates and asset prices – or are these things better measured by the size and growth of banks’ balance sheets, whether that of the central bank (“narrow money”) or commercial banks (“broad money” 1 )? Old it may be, but this question throws up a couple of others that are relevant today. First, is the inflation we’re experiencing mainly the result of the growth in broad money in 2020 – and were both ...
- From bankofengland.co.uk|Mar 30, 2022
Good morning. It’s a pleasure to be here at Gresham College, a place that has held public lectures on important societal questions for over four hundred years. That makes it one of the few City institutions that’s been around longer than the Bank of England. I would also like to thank both NIESR and the Money, Macro and Finance Society (MMF) for organising the event. Over the years the work of both institutions has been invaluable to the UK policy community. We are living through the most extraordinary – and in many ways an ...
- From @MaceNewsMacro|Feb 4, 2022|5 comments
post at 7:20am: BANK OF ENGLAND CHIEF EXECUTIVE HUW PILL: 'WE EXPECT INFLATION TO PEAK AT LITTLE OVER 7%' THIS YEAR #huwpill #bankofengland #ukeconomy post at 7:21am: MORE BOE'S PILL: 'THERE'S A TRADE OFF BETWEEN' HOW QUICKLY INFLATION RETURNS TO TARGET AND THE EXPECTED SLOWDOWN IN THE UK ECONOMY #huwpill #bankofengland #ukeconomy post at 7:22am: BOE'S PILL: THE UK'S GDP PROJECTION IS LOWER THAN IT WAS IN NOVEMBER. post at 7:24am: BOE'S PILL: SEEING EARLY BUT SOLID INDICATIONS THAT BOTTLENECKS ARE EASING. post at 7:26am: MORE BOE'S PILL: UK FACING GREATER LABOUR MARKET TIGHTNESS THAN OTHER ECONOMIES #huwpill #bankofengland #ukeconomy
- From @LiveSquawk|Dec 6, 2021|1 comment
post at 7:16am: BoE’s Broadbent: I Really Don't Think There's A Risk Of A 1970s Style Inflation Spiral post at 7:20am: UK BOE DEP. GOV. BROADBENT: BANK OF ENGLAND WOULD PREVENT 1970S STYLE INFLATION IF IT CAME. post at 7:28am:
BoE's Broadbent says I do not know how omicron will affect my decision on interest rates
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