Have Brexit Jitters Swayed BOE Policy?

The video discusses market expectations regarding interest rates and Brexit, highlighting the probability of different outcomes. It explores the disparity between economists' and market views on inflation and rate hikes. The UK's current account deficit and its risks, particularly in relation to foreign investment and oil dependency, are analyzed. Finally, the video examines polls and predictions about Brexit, emphasizing the uncertainty and potential impact on the UK economy.

What are the two possible outcomes that markets are pricing in regarding Brexit?

• A 70% chance of Brexit and a 20% chance of staying

• A 30% chance of Brexit and a 60% chance of staying

• A 40% chance of Brexit and a 50% chance of staying

• A 50% chance of Brexit and a 50% chance of staying

What is one reason for the disparity between economists' and market expectations?

• Agreement on both inflation and political risks

• Different views on political risks only

• Agreement on inflation but disagreement on political risks

• Different views on inflation and political risks

What is a major factor contributing to the UK's current account deficit?

• High reliance on foreign direct investment

• Low oil prices

• Strong export growth

• High domestic savings

How is the UK's current account deficit primarily financed?

• Through foreign direct investment

• Through domestic savings

• Through government bonds

• Through international loans

What percentage chance does Matt Sing predict for the UK voting to leave the EU?

• 35%

• 50%

• 24%

• 27%