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Bank rate meeting minutes released...

The minutes of the Bank of England's latest rate-setting meeting were released today.

They show that the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted against a rate cut - a move which would have made many people's homeowner loan repayments cheaper - by eight to one.

David Blanchflower was the only member of the committee to vote for a reduction.

Talking to the BBC, analyst Phil Shaw at Investec said: "The committee as a whole seems to be clearly in neutral, with no bias towards easing or tightening at the moment. It's not clear how much longer this can be maintained."

It is thought that inflation concerns led to the bank passing up on a rate reduction - despite increasing evidence that the UK economy is headed towards recession.

Making loans less costly to pay back through cutting the bank rate is a proven way of stimulating economic growth, as it encourages people to spend more.

However, inflation is predicted by analysts to rise to five per cent by the end of the year - a full three per cent above the bank's own target.
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