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- Bank of England - current market rate path implies further rise in bank rate to just under 1.2 pct after three years (nov forecast 1.0 pct)
Bank of England - current market rate path implies further rise in bank rate to just under 1.2 pct after three years (nov forecast 1.0 pct)
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Bank of England MPC says appropriate to set monetary policy so inflation returns to target "at a more conventional horizon"
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Inflation in three years' time at 2.11 pct (nov forecast 2.15 pct), based on market interest rates
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Inflation in two years' time at 2.16 pct (nov forecast 2.21 pct), based on market interest rates
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Inflation report shows unemployment rate at 4.1 pct in two years' time (nov 4.2 pct), based on market rates
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Brexit uncertainty weighing on uk business investment
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Estimates overall slack within economy is "very small" at just under 0.25 pct of gdp
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Policy statement makes no direct reference to appropriateness of current market expectations about interest rates
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