CEBR predicted British central bank will expand size of stimulus plan
CEBR forecasts, to help economic recovery, the British central bank will scale stimulus plan 1,000, and at least the end of 2012 will keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 0.5%, the first quarter of 2011, the economy will grow by 0.1%.
Integrated media reported on October 18, the United Kingdom Centre for Economic and Business Research (Centre for Economics and Business Research, CEBR) said the Bank of England (Bank of England) stimulus plan would scale 1,000 billion pounds (about 1,600 billion U.S. dollars) to help the economy.
17, the agency said in a statement e-mail, at least to 2012, “end” before the British central bank will maintain its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a record low of 0.5%. British central bank in October decided to maintain its 2,000 billion pounds of bonds to purchase the scale unchanged.
Britain is facing the biggest since World War II public spending cuts, the British Government is working to address its record budget deficit. British Chamber of Commerce (British Chambers of Commerce) in early October to support the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee Simpson (Adam Posen) call, as recent data suggest that slow economic recovery, Simpson called on the British central bank to expand the economic stimulus plan.
CEBR said in the statement, “We expect the government fiscal policy levers in the opposite direction of monetary policy levers to push hard.”
According to the report, CEBR expects the UK economy by 2011 will grow 0.1% in three months, which means that the first quarter of 2011, the British economy will shrink nearly fifty percent chance.
According to an e-mail statement, Ernst & Young (Ernst & Young LLP) in the Item Club 18, said in a report at the winter, the British economy is heading towards “weak” because of budgetary constraints limit economic growth.
Translate (most links are in Chinese)