inflation but it is very clear to central bankers, certainly clear to me that higher interest rates and indeed a slow rate of purchases has a material difference on what is a largely bottleneck markets are sure this isn't a policy mistake that the fed is going to have to regret and potentially regress. to have to regret and otentiall recress. ., ,., potentially regress. left about the bank of — potentially regress. left about the bank of england _ potentially regress. left about the bank of england because l the bank of england because andrew bailey, the governor, said they have to act in the act of rising energy prices and other prizes across the country. your thoughts on whether central bank might do today? it whether central bank might do toda ? , ., ~ today? it is a knife edge. it habited about _ today? it is a knife edge. it habited about 50-50. - today? it is a knife edge. it habited about 50-50. we | today? it is a knife edge. it - habited about 50-50. we think habited about 50—50. we think we will buy for a bit more time. we have another meeting in december and time. we have another meeting in decemberand in time. we have another meeting in december and in february, a bit more data on the end of the furlough scheme, and if we are still on furlough, this is protection scheme in the uk that protected jobs during the pandemic, have those people found jobs or are they still