Base Rate remains at 0.5%.
The Bank of England has once again frozen Bank Base rate at 0.5%.
Base Rate has sat at this record low for more than six years now.
Inflation dropped into negative territory last month, for the first time since 1960, which hasn't helped the case for a rise. However, the minutes from last month's meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee - the Bank of England's team of economists who decide Base Rate policy - revealed that two members were close to voting for a rise.
Despite this, the markets have not priced in a rise until well into 2016.
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