A top UK economist scolded the Bank on Sunday, suggesting that today's could have been avoided but for the naivete, or arrogance, of the central bankers who dismissed as temporary.
'There was hope initially, that it is transitory, meaning temporary and quickly reversible,' Mohamed El-Erain, a chief economic advisor to Allianz, said on Sunday. 'There was hope, as you pointed out, that it had peaked. I never shared those hopes. I think you've got to be very modest about what we know about this inflation process. And I fear that it's still going to get worse, we may well get to 9% at this rate.'
He said that 'humility is totally called for.'
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