Kate Reinold | Bank of England

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Kate Reinold is currently Senior Manager of the Monetary Strategy team, which provides optimal monetary policy analysis and briefing on a range of strategy topics to the Monetary Policy Committee. After joining the Bank in 2009, she worked on housing and the household sector, before spending four years developing the Bank’s dynamic stochastic general equilibrium (DSGE) forecasting model and the associated Matlab infrastructure (used for estimation, model analysis and forecasting). Kate’s research interests include DSGE modelling, forecasting and the household sector.

Kate Reinold

Publication // Working Paper

18 December 2020

Publication // Working Paper

06 February 2017

Publication // Working Paper

04 November 2016

Publication // Quarterly Bulletin

19 December 2011

Kate's Bank Underground blog posts

Uncertainty and voting in Monetary Policy Committees - March 2021
Covid-19 briefing: monetary policy strategy post-Covid Opens in a new window - November 2020
Do consumers respond in the same way to good and bad income surprises? Opens in a new window - February 2017
An estimate of the UK’s natural rate of interest Opens in a new window - August 2015
How does the scope for policy loosening affect the risk of deflation? Opens in a new window - June 2015

Kate's selected academic publications

The consumption response to positive and negative income shocks - with P. Bunn, J. Le Roux and P. Surico, Journal of Monetary Economics (2018)

Deflation Probability and the Scope for Monetary Loosening in the United Kingdom - with A. Haberis and R. Masolo, International Journal of Central Banking (2018)