BoE MPC member Megan Greene expressed concerns today during a seminar about the economic repercussions of ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Highlighting the region’s significance, Greene pointed out the risks associated with an energy price shock and other supply side disruptions, which could complicate the inflationary landscape further. “I do think that what’s going […]
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