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Bank holds rates...

The Bank of England decided to hold interest rates at five per cent today.

Concerns over inflation are thought to have cancelled out worries over the slowing economy, leading the nine-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) to make its decision.

However, there appears to be divisions on the MPC about how best to tackle these economic concerns, with three-way splits on whether to raise, lower or hold the rate being registered at the past two meetings.

Minutes of this week's deliberations have not yet been released.

Commenting on the decision Grant Bather, a spokesman from Virgin Money, said: "The decision by the MPC to maintain the Bank of England base rate at five per cent is to be expected.

"With the governor of the Bank of England confirming that inflation could reach five per cent by December and household bills continuing to rise, the MPC has found opportunities to cut rates limited in recent months."

He added: "Holding the rate at five per cent should help to instil a period of stability into the market, but with household bills, food and petrol all rising at inflation busting rates, consumers and businesses will be looking for a cut soon."
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