Bank of England Inflation Attitudes Survey, Feb 03

REPORT - The Bank of England's February 2003 quarterly Inflation Attitudes Survey was published on 17 March. The survey measures public attitudes to inflation in the UK. The survey showed that the number of people satisfied with how the Bank is doing its job to control inflation has risen 2% since the last survey. 13% of those surveyed think UK interest rates will fall in the next 12 months, up 3% on the last survey and expectations of inflation over the next year have risen to 2.5% up 0.4%.

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