Bank of England Inflation Attitudes Survey, May 03

- Central Banking staff
- 23 Jun 2003

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The Bank of England's May 2003 quarterly Inflation Attitudes Survey was published on 20 June. Asked for their expectations of inflation over the coming year, respondents gave the same median answer as for perceptions of current inflation: 2.0%. This is slightly lower than in the previous four surveys.

Summary results (Excel spreadsheet)

Detailed survey tables (Excel spreadsheet)

Highlights from the survey

Question 1: Asked to give the current rate of inflation, respondents' median answer was 2.0%

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