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MPC sits on its hands again

Although the Monetary Policy Committee left policy on hold again today, we suspect that the decision was still a close one. And while the chances of more asset purchases in May have perhaps declined, we still think that Mark Carney’s arrival in July could jump-start the Committee into action.

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