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Following today's Monetary Policy Committee meeting, the Bank of England has confirmed that not only is the base interest being held at its current low of 0.5% but that more cash is to be pumped into the economy through quantitative easing.
The base interest rate has been at its all time low of just 0.5% since March 2009 and in today's announcement the central bank confirmed that it would be remaining at this level for at least another month, which will come as a huge relief to many homeowners who have variable rate mortgages. Whilst some industry experts had predicted that there would be a base rate increase in the early part of 2012, most will not be surprised at the decision of the Monetary Policy Committee with regards to keeping the rate on hold.
With regards to the quantitative easing progamme, which was set up under the former Labour government and has already resulted in £275 billion being pumped into the economy, the Bank of England announced that a further £50 billion is going to pumped in to try and provide a boost for the economy. This will bring the total amount of stimulus through the quantitative easing scheme to £325 billion.
Some experts had been expecting a higher level of investment through the quantitative easing programme, with many having predicted a further £75 billion stimulus injection. However, recent data that was released appeared to indicate that in January the service and manufacturing sectors in the UK had performed better than had been expected, which resulted in the level of investment being dropped to £50 billion.
There are still concerns about weak consumer spending and the crisis in the eurozone and the Bank of England highlighted in a statement that the pace of recovery had slowed down in the final quarter of last year. The central bank also admitted that without further stimulus through quantitative easing, the rate of inflation could actually fall below the 2% target set by the government.
Whilst some industry groups will undoubtedly welcome the move to boost the economy through increased stimulus, the pensions industry has reacted with disappointment, with one spokesperson stating that QE was damaging the value of pensions. more ....
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