Friday, Feb 23, 2007
Inflation expectations decrease
The Guardian: Inflation predictions scaled back
A YouGov policy conducted this week shows that people are scaling back their inflation expections for the coming months. The figure from the poll now puts the CPI at 2.4% rather than 2.7% Although this is still above the MPC's 2% target, it will come to some relief to the policymakers with concerns over rising prices.
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1. harold said...
"people are scaling back their inflation expections"
Oh great, that's all right then. Problem solved, we can all bury our heads in the sand again. Hogwash.
2. Ticktock said...
What do you know! A spurious YouGov poll right on queue!........BULLSHIT!! (as usual ...you charlatans)
3. paul said...
Yet another article with a title that says one thing, and the contents of the article saying the complete opposite.
YouGov is a research group that does paid-for research.
Citigroup makes and loses money by their analysis.
YouGov says "inflation expectations are low"
Citigroup says "Wrong, inflation expectations are very high"
One is putting their money where their mouth is, the other has their finger too busy buried erm ... somewhere.