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Was the Bank of England wrong not to cut interest rates?

19 September 2024

11:04 PM

19 September 2024

11:04 PM

The Bank of England has held interest rates at 5 per cent. This was the expected outcome of the Monetary Policy Committee’s latest meeting, which saw members vote 8-1 to maintain the base rate.

Was it a mistake not to cut rates? The latest economic data appears to have persuaded the MPC to lean into their (now) hawkish tendencies and keep rates steady.

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