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The Bank of England has today announced that the base interest rate in the UK is to be held at its record low of 0.5 percent. This is the eighteenth month in a row that the base rate has remained at its all time low level, and comes after today's Monetary Policy Committee meeting.
The move will come as no surprise to many people, who were expected the base rate to remain at this level. However, there have been calls for the base interest rate to be increased in order to keep a lid on spiralling inflation levels. In July CPI inflation stood at 3.1 percent, which is way above the government target of 2 percent.
Since March of last year the base interest rate has remained at just 0.5 percent, having been slashed in order to try and address problems with the economy that occurred whilst the nation was in the grip of recession. This is the lowest level in the history of the Bank of England, which spans over three centuries.
In addition to announcing that the base rate would remain unchanged the Monetary Policy Committee also confirmed that it would be continuing with the Quantitative Easing scheme, which was introduced when the Labour party was still in power. Already £200 billion has been ploughed into the economy through the QE scheme, and some believe that the scheme is set to be expanded further.
The chief economist from IoD, Graeme Leach, said that although the Bank of England had held fire for another month in terms of the base interest rate he believed that the QE scheme would be expanded. He added that the high level of inflation had stopped the MPC from extending the QE scheme for this month, but this could all change due to the economic threat resulting from weak money supply.
There is now speculation over how long the MPC will keep the base rate at this record low level, and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research recently predicted that it would remain this low until the middle of next year at the earliest. more ....
