A three-way split at the BoE's last Monetary Policy Committee meeting strengthened the view interest rates are likely to remain stable for the next few months.


The minutes showed that six members, including the governor Mervyn King, voted to keep interest rates unchanged at 4.5%, but that David Walton voted for an immediate quarter point rise and Steve Nickell, in his final meeting, called for a quarter point reduction.


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