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Easing inflation bolsters case for MPC inaction

Although the economic recovery appears to be heading into the second half of this year with plenty of momentum, the continued weakening of inflationary pressures suggests that today’s decision by the Monetary Policy Committee to leave interest rates on hold is likely to be repeated throughout 2014.

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