The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) at the Bank of England has again voted unanimously to keep the bank rate at 0.10%. The committee also voted 7-2 for the continuation of the buying of corporate bonds, with the two breakaway members believing that the economic outlook “warranted a tightening in the monetary policy stance,” which would mean stopping asset purchases “as soon as practical” rather than the end of this year…
Bank of England keeps base rate at 0.10%
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