11 May 2020 More QE Coming in June, Following Inaction from the MPC Last Week

Samuel Tombs (UK Economist)10th May 2020 20:10U.K., U.K. Key Issues

The MPC's pause for breath last week disappointed a majority of investors, who thought that it would at least tweak aspects of the support programmes put in place in March.

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