10/07/2014
Interest Rate Held At 0.5% For Another Month
Interest rates are to be held at 0.5% for another month, the Bank of England has said.
Quantitative easing, the banks stimulus package, has also been kept at £375bn.
The interest rate has stayed at a record low since March 2009, with the bank saying that any increase expected to be small.
(MH/CD)
Quantitative easing, the banks stimulus package, has also been kept at £375bn.
The interest rate has stayed at a record low since March 2009, with the bank saying that any increase expected to be small.
(MH/CD)
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