Courtesy of RBS Group Economic Research
The Governor of the Bank of England is hoping that increasing monetary stimulus will help steer the economy into calmer waters. By injecting more funds into the UK economy, and quickly, Mr King aims to counteract some of the drags on growth coming from weaker global activity and worries about banking and sovereign debt conditions in the Eurozone. Meanwhile, his European Central Bank (ECB) counterpart, Jean Claude Trichet, also took action to increase liquidity in the Eurozone banking system in an attempt to promote some stability. But overall, there is little prospect of a strong recovery. Choppy times lie ahead.
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