It is difficult to foresee the MPC's vote shifting away from 8-1 with financial market volatility once again being an important feature of the intermeeting period, especially as this time credit spread widening has been observed as well as equity market volatility.
Recently though we've heard from Governor Carney who reiterated his "around the turn of this year" stance on the rate decision. With Forbes looking like she is building up towards moving to vote for a hike relatively soon but Haldane sounding increasingly dovish, the range of views on the Committee looks to be diverging.


Gold Prices Fall Amid Rate Jitters; Copper Steady as China Stimulus Eyed 



