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could we see inflation falling in the month ofjune?- could we see inflation falling in the month ofjune? 8.3, 8.296 a mechanical— in the month ofjune? 8.3, 8.296 a mechanical and _ in the month ofjune? 8.3, 8.296 a mechanical and because - in the month ofjune? 8.3, 8.296 a mechanical and because of- a mechanical and because of high prices of food and energy last year, it is still far too high but it seems to be going lower quite quickly. 8.2 high but it seems to be going lower quite quickly.— lower quite quickly. 8.2 still a lot higher _ lower quite quickly. 8.2 still a lot higher than _ lower quite quickly. 8.2 still a lot higher than the - lower quite quickly. 8.2 still a lot higher than the us, . lower quite quickly. 8.2 still. a lot higher than the us, most of europe, we are the outlier here, are we not? we of europe, we are the outlier here, are we not?— of europe, we are the outlier here, are we not? we are, but for a very _ here, are we not? we are, but for a very specific _ here, are we not? we are, but for a very specific reason. - for a very specific reason. european wages seem to be growing more quick the then continental europe and the us, —— british wages. workers in the uk have been able to defend real incomes against this inflation, betterthen inflation, better then continental europe inflation, betterthen continental europe and the us, i do not worry about this too much, what we are likely to see because wages are lagging inflation not leading inflation, as inflation falls, wages should start to ease in the worry about this wage, price spiral should almost disappear. figs price spiral should almost disappear-— price spiral should almost disappear. price spiral should almost disauear. a ., disappear. as you say you are not worried _ disappear. as you say you are not worried but _ disappear. as you say you are not worried but you _ disappear. as you say you are not worried but you get - disappear. as you say you are not worried but you get the i not worried but you get the impression from andrew bailey the governor of the bank of
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figure in reality believe the government might they, actually, we take the on board but we will not toward it. that is why there might be a big row about this. yes. be a big row about this. yes, absolute _ be a big row about this. yes, absolute leave. _ be a big row about this. yes, absolute leave. normally i be a big row about this. yes, j absolute leave. normally the government _ absolute leave. normally the government accept _ absolute leave. normally the government accept the - government accept the recommendations i government accept the i recommendations because government accept the - recommendations because they government accept the _ recommendations because they look into what— recommendations because they look into what people _ recommendations because they look into what people need _ recommendations because they look into what people need to _ recommendations because they look into what people need to pay- recommendations because they look into what people need to pay their. into what people need to pay their way every — into what people need to pay their way every week. _ into what people need to pay their way every week, and _ into what people need to pay their way every week, and also - into what people need to pay their way every week, and also what i way every week, and also what is affordable — way every week, and also what is affordable for _ way every week, and also what is affordable for the _ way every week, and also what is affordable for the government. . way every week, and also what is . affordable for the government. the government— affordable for the government. the governmentjustified _ affordable for the government. the government justified paying - affordable for the government. the governmentjustified paying belowi government justified paying below inflation _ governmentjustified paying below inflation rises _ governmentjustified paying below inflation rises to workers - governmentjustified paying below inflation rises to workers last - governmentjustified paying below inflation rises to workers last year| inflation rises to workers last year because _ inflation rises to workers last year because it — inflation rises to workers last year because it was _ inflation rises to workers last year because it was what _ inflation rises to workers last year because it was what the _ inflation rises to workers last year i because it was what the independent pay review— because it was what the independent pay review bodies _ because it was what the independent pay review bodies recommended. - because it was what the independent i pay review bodies recommended. there was a _ pay review bodies recommended. there was a handfui— pay review bodies recommended. there was a handful of— pay review bodies recommended. there was a handful of times _ pay review bodies recommended. there was a handful of times the _ was a handful of times the government— was a handful of times the government has— was a handful of times the government has gone - was a handful of times the i government has gone against was a handful of times the - government has gone against the recommendations. _ government has gone against the recommendations. i— government has gone against the recommendations. i interviewedl recommendations. i interviewed jeremy— recommendations. i interviewed jeremy hunt— recommendations. i interviewed jeremy hunt iast _ recommendations. i interviewed jeremy hunt last friday- recommendations. i interviewed jeremy hunt last friday and - recommendations. i interviewed jeremy hunt last friday and he i recommendations. i interviewed i jeremy hunt last friday and he said in exceptional — jeremy hunt last friday and he said in exceptional circumstances - jeremy hunt last friday and he said in exceptional circumstances we . jeremy hunt last friday and he said| in exceptional circumstances we can do that _ in exceptional circumstances we can do that it _ in exceptional circumstances we can do that it has — in exceptional circumstances we can do that. it has to _ in exceptional circumstances we can do that. it has to be _ in exceptional circumstances we can do that. it has to be affordable. - do that. it has to be affordable. anything — do that. it has to be affordable. anything that _ do that. it has to be affordable. anything that is _ do that. it has to be affordable. anything that is inflationary- do that. it has to be affordable. anything that is inflationary willi anything that is inflationary will basically— anything that is inflationary will basically eat _ anything that is inflationary will basically eat away— anything that is inflationary will basically eat away at _ anything that is inflationary will basically eat away at the - anything that is inflationary will basically eat away at the pay. anything that is inflationary will. basically eat away at the pay rises we give _ basically eat away at the pay rises we give public— basically eat away at the pay rises we give public sector— basically eat away at the pay rises we give public sector workers. - basically eat away at the pay rises we give public sector workers. it i basically eat away at the pay risesi we give public sector workers. it is a realty— we give public sector workers. it is a really difficult _ we give public sector workers. it is a really difficult problem. - we give public sector workers. it is a really difficult problem. the - a really difficult problem. the thing — a really difficult problem. the thing they— a really difficult problem. the thing they need _ a really difficult problem. the thing they need to _ a really difficult problem. the thing they need to worry- a really difficult problem. thei thing they need to worry about a really difficult problem. the . thing they need to worry about is the idea — thing they need to worry about is the idea of— thing they need to worry about is the idea of what _ thing they need to worry about is the idea of what they _ thing they need to worry about is the idea of what they call - thing they need to worry about is the idea of what they call a - thing they need to worry about is the idea of what they call a wage| the idea of what they call a wage price _ the idea of what they call a wage price spiral— the idea of what they call a wage price spiral where _ the idea of what they call a wage price spiral where you _ the idea of what they call a wage price spiral where you keep - price spiral where you keep basicatiy— price spiral where you keep basically setting _ price spiral where you keep basically setting wages - price spiral where you keep . basically setting wages higher price spiral where you keep - basically setting wages higher and it keeps— basically setting wages higher and it keeps inflation— basically setting wages higher and it keeps inflation higher— basically setting wages higher and it keeps inflation higher and - basically setting wages higher and it keeps inflation higher and in - basically setting wages higher and i it keeps inflation higher and in the end under—
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only inflation example before now, really _ only inflation example before now, really. instead they rent with private — really. instead they rent with private landlords, who are pushing up private landlords, who are pushing up rents _ private landlords, who are pushing up rents. what are people who are selling _ up rents. what are people who are selling cars — up rents. what are people who are selling cars then? pushing up the price _ selling cars then? pushing up the price of— selling cars then? pushing up the price of car— selling cars then? pushing up the price of car leases, 90% of cars sold _ price of car leases, 90% of cars sold in— price of car leases, 90% of cars sold in leases, so the interest cost of the _ sold in leases, so the interest cost of the bank— sold in leases, so the interest cost of the bank of england is creating is running — of the bank of england is creating is running straight through into our cost of— is running straight through into our cost of living and it is through businesses, they are passing on costsi _ businesses, they are passing on costs. the — businesses, they are passing on costs, the cost of interest rate rises _ costs, the cost of interest rate rises much _ costs, the cost of interest rate rises much bigger to many companies than the _ rises much bigger to many companies than the cost of which rice is present— than the cost of which rice is present and where we hear economy saying _ present and where we hear economy saying we _ present and where we hear economy saying we have no choices, a wage set price _ saying we have no choices, a wage set price spiral, there is no evidence _ set price spiral, there is no evidence of that we are no wages behind _ evidence of that we are no wages behind inflation, except in finance and banking where they are ahead, but everywhere else they are behind, and instead _ but everywhere else they are behind, and instead what we've got this and interest— and instead what we've got this and interest price spiral, interest rates — interest price spiral, interest rates are _ interest price spiral, interest rates are rightly forcing up prices. the bank— rates are rightly forcing up prices. the bank of england is carrying the very problem they are trying to solve _
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history and he went back on it, because he said this was the only way in his view the deficit could be attacked. >> and to push his credit, it helped. to bush's credit, it helped but just not in time for the next election. >> and god bless america. >> the same thing happened to jimmy carter who got dealt the arab oil embargo and a price spiral that inflation was to record hikes. >> the second highest deficit in american history. >> 97 cents. it was 86 the last time. >> to fix it, he appointed paul volker to the fed, the ultimate inflation hawk who raised rates up and up. it was painful, but the hikes eventually worked. again, though, not in time for the election. >> your neighbor is losing his job. a depression is when you lose yours. a recession is when your
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