“The new Governor of the Bank of England has signalled that he will put growth at the heart of his approach to the job and is willing to see higher inflation for longer in order to support the economy. Using the US as an example, Mr Carney said economies needed to be allowed to reach an ‘escape velocity’ in which they were out of danger of slipping back into recession. That would suggest keeping interest rates lower for longer while considering further quantitative easing, indirect provision of monetary stimulus via the financial system.”
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/davos/9829310/Carney-to-put-growth-top-of-list.html
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