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Thursday 10 October 2013 6:56 am

Bank of England holds policy for 16th month

By: Peter Spence

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The Bank of England has held rates and asset purchases for a 16th month.

It's safe to say that everyone was expecting this.

I would put the probability of the BOE moving either rates or asset purchases today at slightly less than the UK joining the euro this year

— World First (@World_First) October 10, 2013

 

Martin Beck, UK economist at Capital Economics, suggests a "dearth of reasons to either loosen or tighten policy suggests that the Committee could be in for a long period of inaction".

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