BoE committee split three ways on interest rate

The Bank of England’s dilemma between inflation fears and staving off a slowdown was highlighted today after rate-setters split three ways for the first time in nearly two years.

The Bank of England’s dilemma between inflation fears and staving off a slowdown was highlighted today after rate-setters split three ways for the first time in nearly two years.

Minutes of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee meeting two weeks ago revealed that six of its nine members voted for a quarter-point interest rate cut to 5%.

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