We have already seen this several times in the past year: central bank governors, especially in Europe, are preparing the public for a new inflation target because it can no longer be denied that the old target inflation rate, i.e. the inflation rate of the money supply, must continue to rise in order to keep the fiat ponti scheme alive. This time it is the Bank of England that points out that interest rate cuts may occur before the old inflation target of 2% is reached. Welcome to the Fiat Terrordome, where your purchasing power isn't worth shit!
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I wonder if this will get people thinking about why the policy was targeting 2% before.
no, that too will simply fade away in the media storm. a campaign will be laid over it, pointing to the high increases in real wages. it's as simple as that
The Governor of the BoE will no doubt be relieved that he won't have to write that pesky monthly letter to the Chancellor.
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