Every member of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted to lower borrowing costs, although two – Swati Dhingra and Catherine Mann – called for a larger 50 basis point cut. Mann’s vote really put the ...

Every member of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted to lower borrowing costs, although two – Swati Dhingra and Catherine Mann – called for a larger 50 basis point cut. Mann’s vote ...

The quarter-percentage-point cut to 4.5 per cent was in line with expectations in a Reuters poll of economists but investors were surprised by the dissenting votes from external members Catherine Mann ...

Seven members of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) backed the decision, while two – Swati Dhingra and Catherine Mann – voted for a larger 50 basis point cut. The decision means that the ...

Last Thursday's rate decision meeting minutes showed that she, and one other member of the MPC Swati Dhingra, had varied concerns relating to the Bank rate remaining too restrictive at a time of ...

Mann, previously the most hawkish member of the Monetary Policy Committee, joined Swati Dhingra last week to seek a bigger interest rate reduction to 4.25%. The bank last week cut its rate by a ...

Seven of the nine-member MPC voted for a quarter-point cut but two, the external policymakers Swati Dhingra and Catherine Mann, wanted a half-point reduction. Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden reports.

The cut to 4.5% was in line with economists' expectations in a Reuters poll, but the two dissenting votes from external members Catherine Mann and Swati Dhingra in favour of a bigger rate cut to 4 ...

Her position contrasts with that of Swati Dhingra - the other Monetary Policy Committee member who voted for a 50 basis-point cut - who has consistently voted for looser policy. "Active doesn't mean ...

Two external policymakers — Swati Dhingra and Catherine Mann, who has been one of the panel’s most hawkish voices — wanted a half-point cut, while Governor Andrew Bailey and the others ...

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But then look at the voting patterns on the monetary policy committee (MPC), where two members, Swati Dhingra and Catherine Mann just voted for a full half percentage point cut, and you're left ...