HSBC's Wells: There's a Possibility BOE Underwhelms on QE

The transcript discusses Mark Carney's expected language and vision for world growth, focusing on potential actions by the Bank of England, such as helicopter money and fiscal stimulus. It highlights the persistency of lower interest rates and their economic implications, including the demand for safe haven assets. The discussion also covers the regional impact of economic policies across the UK, particularly in areas like Wales and those affected by Brexit.

In what ways does the demand for safe haven assets affect interest rates?

What are the criticisms of monetary policy in relation to the demand for money?