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- Bank of England: CPI expected to rise to around 2 pct over the next month or two, to exceed target materially by summer
Bank of England: CPI expected to rise to around 2 pct over the next month or two, to exceed target materially by summer
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Most mpc members saw signs that squeeze on households was feeding through into spending
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Potential for uncertainty over future trade deals pose downside risk for growth
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Staff forecast for gdp growth in q1 raised to +0.6 pct vs +0.5 pct forecast in february
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Expectation that growth will slow in line with feb forecasts was held with differing degrees of confidence across mpc
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Some mpc members who voted to keep rates on hold would consider reducing stimulus after relatively little further upside news on growth or inflation
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Wage growth had been notably softer than expected at feb meeting, despite fall in unemplomyent rate
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Since february meeting, inflation only a touch weaker than expected, price pressures clearly evident
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