The history and future of QE - speech by Ben Broadbent

Given to the Society of Professional Economists, London
Published on 23 July 2018

In this speech, Ben Broadbent argues that the effects of QE (quantitative easing) probably vary, depending on economic conditions and on what the central bank communicates about the overall stance of policy. He then discusses the MPC’s approach to unwinding QE.

PDFThe history and future of QE

Ben Broadbent

Deputy Governor, Monetary Policy

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