The boutique says a case can now be made for economic and financial conditions approaching what many would consider as “normal”, given output gaps around zero, inflation rates inching closer to targets, and labour markets near full employment, setting the backdrop for the gradual normalisation of monetary policy. “First, this implies an end to quantitative easing and second higher policy…
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