The MPC’s decision to leave interest rates on hold again today highlights how the UK is set to tread the middle path between a loosening ECB and a tightening US Fed. A further fall in oil prices and a flattening in wage growth – which should keep inflation lower for longer – added to the evidence suggesting there is no immediate need to raise rates.
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