The Bank of England maintained Thursday as scheduled at record low 0.5% rate of response.

All 61 economists polled by Reuters had forecast on this status quo and most of them believe that monetary policy will not change until the second quarter of next year.

In the minutes of previous meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee Bank of England, it emerged that she had for the first time since February, highlighted a further easing of monetary policy.

The Bank of England also kept at 200 billion pounds of the goal of buying assets, a status quo that has lasted six months.

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