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Is the MPC turning a blind eye to inflation?

The distinctly dovish tone of last week’s August Inflation Report begs the question of whether the Monetary Policy Committee is damaging the credibility of the policy framework by deliberately turning a blind eye to persistently strong price pressures.

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