QE and interest rates unchanged
The Bank of England voted to keep quantitative easing unchanged and held interest rates at 0.5%.
Bank of England wants 'growth at any cost'
The Bank of England will decide on whether to start another round of Quantative Easing today.
Experts say the vote on whether to pump more cash into the economy, will be extremely close.
Justin Urquhart Stewart, director at Seven Investment Management told Daybreak that the Bank of England currently has two choices, he said do they "take the risk of inflation or get some growth in there?"
Justin added: "At the moment they want growth, at any cost."
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