Interview with Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England, on Q.E.

The video discusses the role of quantitative easing (QE) in achieving inflation targets, comparing the economic effects of different QE amounts. It highlights the impact on financing costs and liquidity. The discussion also covers the future of monetary policy tools, including yield curve control and negative rates, emphasizing the need for central banks to adapt and evaluate various tools beyond traditional interest rate adjustments.

What considerations are important when acting quickly in response to economic challenges?

How does the economic effect differ between the two numbers mentioned?

What are the two main ways that the economic impact is felt according to the text?

What tools have central banks had to consider in recent times beyond interest rates?

What role does quantitative easing play in the context of monetary policy?