To: The Right Honourable Bank of England Governor
Mr. Mark Carney
From: Athinarayanan Sanjeevraja
Date: November 5, 2018
RE: The implication of Bank of England faster
interest rate increases.
Suggestion:
Mr.
Governor let me start by paying my respects to you and through you to. I just
heard from Bank of England in the event of hard BREXIT, it would be less likely
to continue tightening and even ease monetary policy to support UK economic
growth and in the event of soft BREXIT it would be more likely to continue
tightening and aggravate monetary policy to support UK economic growth that
would be compatible with Bank of England alleviating in the wake of the UK
BREXIT vote. In my opinion it is diametrically the wrong policy because hard
BREXIT more likely to add to inflationary pressure, sterling falls and it
generates economic downturn. IMHO, we should not ease monetary policy in the
situation of a hard BREXIT. We can ease monetary policy in the situation of
soft BREXIT but not the hard BREXIT. Hard BREXIT add to more inflationary
pressure, sterling falls and it generates UK economic growth downturn. Hard
BREXIT make it happen by the Hon. Theresa May government. Let Hon. Theresa May
bear full responsibility. It is my humble request to the Bank of England
Governor not to make any contributions to the leave vote or remain vote. The MPC should be reminded that their legal
mandate makes price stability which should be their exclusive first priority.
The price stability objective should be meeting the MPC suppose to support the
UK economic growth and employment. There are provisions in the Bank of England
Act for the UK government to direct monetary policy in extreme economic
situations. If the Bank of England eased or tightened monetary policy in
response to the leave or remains vote, monetary policy may builds of moral
hazard. In the event of crisis, expectations of the alleviating action become
so large the Bank of England cannot meet those expectations despite allowing
inflation exceed. As a result there is an acute crisis.
Hon.
Governor i knew that MPC is too concerned to support the UK economic growth and
the UK housing market and it is key driver for the UK’s growth. I would like to
recommend MPC should be reminded that their legal mandate makes price stability
which should be their exclusive first priority. Sometimes it is significantly
challenged when central banks deviate from their legal mandate. The bad
experience of Bank of England deviating from their legal mandate should be a
lesson to learn. I trust that suggestions made therein are of helpful and
relevance to the Bank of England interest rate increases. Should you have any
questions regarding the content of this letter please contact me by mail?
Thank
you very much for your attention.
Respectfully
yours
Athinarayanan
Sanjeevraja.
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