INSANE: Huw pill - The Real Truth

Bank set to hold interest rates but ‘needs to be ready’ to act on inflation

Most economists are expecting the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee to hold rates at 3.75% at its next meeting on Thursday.

Evening Standard · Sep 13

Global Market: Bank of England’s Pill says early rate hike could limit future inflation pressure

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill has backed an early interest rate hike to prevent temporary inflationary pressures linked to the Iran war from becoming entrenched. While markets see limited odds of a September hike, expectations for a November increase have risen sharply, keeping inflation, wages and energy costs…

The Economic Times · Sep 4

Bank of England chief warns interest rate rise needed to tackle inflation threat

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The Independent UK · Sep 4

UK government borrowing costs dip and pound rises as City welcomes Burnham speech – as it happened

Makerfield MP’s plans for good-quality growth around the UK, and commitment to fiscal rules, are welcomed by investors and economists

The Guardian - UK · Jun 29

‘I’m not trying to be a troublemaker’: Bank of England’s Huw Pill on rates split

The chief economist said it was not an easy decision for him to go against the grain.

Evening Standard · Jun 28

FTSE down as Bank of England keeps interest rates steady

The FTSE 100 closed down 108.91 points, or 1.0%, at 10,399.70.

Evening Standard · Jun 18

Why have interest rates stayed the same and what could happen next?

The Bank decided to keep rates unchanged at 3.75%, the fourth meeting in a row where rates have been held at this level.

Evening Standard · Jun 18

Blue chips falter as oil price moves ever higher

The FTSE 100 closed down 57.99 points at 10,321.09.

Evening Standard · Apr 27

Oil majors boost FTSE 100 amid war uncertainty

The FTSE 100 index closed up 71.01 points on Tuesday.

Evening Standard · Mar 24

Bank must be prepared to act despite Iran war uncertainty, says Huw Pill

The Bank of England’s chief economist said he sees mounting risks to inflation from the energy shock caused by the Iran conflict.

Evening Standard · Mar 24