Spencer Dale
Spencer Dale quits the Bank of England
Bank's head of financial stability and former chief economist quits to join BP
BoE breaks ground with live Twitter Q&A
Bank of England chief economist Spencer Dale will answer questions on monetary policy and forward guidance through the central bank’s Twitter account tomorrow morning
BoE chief economist says QE impact will vary, but not diminish, over time
Spencer Dale says effects of asset purchases depend on the time and place they are conducted; Bank of Japan’s shocking policy announcement may have been necessary to correct misperceptions
BoE chief economist warns against inflation complacency
Bank of England’s Spencer Dale says he is concerned by ‘dangerous talk’ suggesting MPC should focus more on growth
People: Bank of England reappoints Dale and Haldane to committee posts
BoE hands Spencer Dale and Andrew Haldane – both executive directors – further three-year terms on the financial and monetary policy committee respectively; Sweden deputy stands down
Carney and BoE chief economist clash on inflation targeting
Bank of England governor-elect Mark Carney suggests inflation target could be sacrificed for nominal GDP goal; Spencer Dale questions whether this would be effective or viable
BoE’s Dale says further easing carries ‘potential risks’
Spencer Dale recognises role monetary policy steps have played in stabilising UK economy, but warns further quantitative easing could come with drawbacks
BoE chief economist highlights UK supply-side challenges
Broad and deep supply-side restructuring of UK economy required to achieve rebalancing, says Spencer Dale
BoE unveils new heads in monetary analysis and statistics division
Bank of England appoints three new department heads in its monetary analysis and statistics division; seen as a springboard to MPC
Lessons for monetary policymakers: BoE’s Dale
BoE’s Dale discusses lessons learned in 2011 and tackles concerns and criticisms over quantitative easing
Bank’s Dale explains vote reversal
Bank of England chief economist Spencer Dale says materialisation of risks to UK growth outlook motivated decision to hold rates
Bank votes unanimously to hold rates
Bank of England minutes show Monetary Policy Committee members Martin Weale and Spencer Dale drop vote to raise rates due to downside risk from euro area
BoE's chief economist says global inflationary pressures prompted rate hike vote
Bank of England chief economist Spencer Dale says risks associated with global price pressures and prolonged periods of inflation were behind call to raise interest rates
BoE rate-setters split four ways once more
Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee minutes shows three members continued to vote for rate hikes despite downward revision in fourth quarter of 2010 growth figures
Bank won’t hike rates as gesture to market: King
Bank of England governor Mervyn King says use of interest rate to signal Bank’s intention to curb inflation would be self-defeating