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Stronger growth won’t prompt early interest rate rise

We are revising up our GDP growth forecasts in response to the continued improvement in the economic news. Although there remain some constraints on growth which will keep it sub-par this year and next, we still think that we could be seeing pretty rapid rates of expansion from 2015 onwards. Despite this, we doubt that interest rates will rise as soon as markets are expecting.

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