Do consumers get the MPC's 'mood music'?

Recent rises in inflation and interest rate expectations might contradict claims by Mark Carney that households understand the MPC’s forward guidance. But we are not too concerned about the former at the moment, and consumers’ interest rate expectations still seem to be reasonably well anchored.

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