- BOE’s King, Posen and Miles voted to increase £50 bln, Fisher voted for £25 bln
- Vote to keep interest rates on hold was 9-0
- Most thought further stimulus was needed or would probably be needed
- All agreed risks to inflation were shifting to the downside
- Recent wage data and falls in commodity prices suggest weaker near-term inflation outlook
- Discussed changing bank reserve renumeration with BOE, but saw drawbacks
- So no advantages of cutting rates over increasing QE
- Risk to UK and rest of the world increasing as a result of the EU crisis