Bank holds but signals interest rates are set to fall 'gradually'
The Bank of England voted to keep interest rates on hold - although the minutes signal that a cut in November is firmly on the table.
The Bank of England voted to keep interest rates on hold - although the minutes signal that a cut in November is firmly on the table.
The decision comes a day after UK inflation stuck at 2.2% in August, above the Bank’s 2% target
ITV News' Business and Economics Editor Joel Hills reports on what could be ahead in light of inflation remaining at 2.2% in August.