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By Clare Lombardelli and Jumana Saleheen of the Bank's Monetary Assessment and Strategy Division.
Every quarter, NOP carries out a survey of the inflation expectations of the general public. This article illustrates how expectations vary according to individuals' different circumstances, and tries to explain how these differences might occur.
Public expectations of UK inflation