Jeremy's Bank Underground blog posts
Stirred, not shaken: how market interest rates have been reacting to economic data surprises - January 2018
Biography
Jeremy's previous research has focussed on monetary policy, the UK’s
“Productivity Puzzle” and the impact of the financial crisis on the real
economy.
Jeremy started at the Bank in 2011 in the Structural Economic Analysis Division. He has worked on inflation forecasting as well as labour market and corporate sector issues. Prior to that Jeremy spent four years in the Home Office and the Migration Advisory Committee secretariat working on immigration and asylum policy. Jeremy studied economics at Warwick University and did his masters degree at the London School of Economics.
Jeremy now works as Private Secretary to Andy Haldane – Chief Economist, MPC Member and Executive Director of Monetary Analysis and Research & Statistics.
Jeremy started at the Bank in 2011 in the Structural Economic Analysis Division. He has worked on inflation forecasting as well as labour market and corporate sector issues. Prior to that Jeremy spent four years in the Home Office and the Migration Advisory Committee secretariat working on immigration and asylum policy. Jeremy studied economics at Warwick University and did his masters degree at the London School of Economics.
Jeremy now works as Private Secretary to Andy Haldane – Chief Economist, MPC Member and Executive Director of Monetary Analysis and Research & Statistics.
Jeremy's selected academic publications
Impaired capital reallocation and productivity, with A Barnett, B Broadbent, A Chiu and H Miller, National Institute Economic Review (2014)