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May 11, 2026
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The Bank of England's Megan Greene on Monetary Policy in a World of Supply Side Shocks | Odd Lots
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Megan Greene
(External Member, Monetary Policy Committee at the Bank of England, guest)
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Executive Summary
The traditional central banking strategy of 'looking through' temporary supply shocks is no longer effective in an era of persistent, successive shocks driven by geopolitics and climate change.
Due to high global uncertainty, central bank decision-making must shift from a focus on precise forecasting to a more robust framework of risk management and scenario analysis.
The UK economy faces significant headwinds, including weak underlying growth, a long-term deficit in business investment, and unique monetary policy transmission challenges via its mortgage market.
Persistent supply shocks and heightened public attention to inflation increase the risk of second-round effects on wages and prices, making it harder for central banks to return inflation to target.
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