Will 'Over-Delivering' Deliver Results for the BOE?

The video discusses the economic outlook post-EU exit, highlighting potential recession risks and the Bank of England's measures to mitigate economic slowdown through QE and funding cost reductions. It covers GDP growth forecasts, fiscal policy adjustments, and the potential for negative interest rates. The video also examines corporate bond purchases by the Bank of England and their implications for credit risk and economic recovery.

What is the Bank of England's strategy to address the economic slowdown post-EU exit vote?

• Focus on export growth

• Implement strict fiscal policies

• Reduce funding costs through QE

• Increase interest rates

What is the expected economic growth trend for the UK in 2017?

• Rapid recovery

• Sub-trend growth

• Stagnation

• Above trend growth

What is the expected impact of the policy stimulus on the UK economy?

• Immediate recovery

• Gradual improvement

• Long-term stagnation

• No impact

What fiscal approach is the UK currently engaged in?

• Aggressive fiscal tightening

• Neutral fiscal stance

• Expansionary fiscal policy

• Increased public spending

What is the potential future action if the UK economy weakens further?

• Implement more QE

• Raise interest rates

• Cut public services

• Increase taxes

What is the Bank of England's stance on negative interest rates?

• They are likely to be implemented soon

• They are not being considered

• They are already in place

• They are a last resort

What type of assets is the Bank of England purchasing as part of its QE program?

• Real estate

• Foreign currencies

• Corporate bonds

• High-risk stocks