Will the BOE Make Moves Before the Brexit Vote?

The transcript discusses the Bank of England's interest rate strategy in light of the upcoming referendum. It examines the UK economy's momentum, the impact of Brexit uncertainty, and global economic factors. The discussion includes currency fluctuations and their effect on monetary policy, as well as future interest rate strategies. The Phillips curve and inflation expectations are analyzed, highlighting the need for central banks to anticipate economic developments.

What is the speaker's view on the timing of raising interest rates in relation to economic indicators?

How does the speaker interpret the flatness of the Phillips curve in the current economic context?

What does the speaker believe should be the approach of central bankers regarding inflation signals?