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  • Guidelines published for Prudential Regulation Authority

    Angela Knight, chief executive British Bankers' Association
  • Bank of England holds rates at 0.5 per cent

  • People taking a negative outlook on future inflation rates

  • FPC advises FSA to monitor banks' management of balance sheets

  • Bank of England launches £75bn new round of quantitative easing

  • MPC: Case for further quantitative easing was 'compelling'

    Bank of England governor Mervyn King
  • Select Committee MPs criticise Bank for failing to provide minutes

    David Lee, chairman of the Court at the Bank of England
  • Bank of England holds interest rates at 0.5 per cent

  • Bank downgrades GDP growth forecast for 2012

  • Fears of high-impact event at highest since Lehman crash

    Graph showing confidence in the financial system in next six months. Source: Bank of England
  • Think-tank forecasts GDP to fall to 0.3 per cent

    Graph showing recession and recovery. Current recession is highlighted in black. Source: NIESR
  • Bank of England base rate remains at 0.5 per cent

  • Economic think tank predicts base rate to remain static until 2016

  • Bank holds base rate at 0.5 per cent but introduces £50bn worth of QE

  • CPI inflation falls to 3.6 per cent in January

    CPI inflation over the past 12 months. Source: ONS
  • Inflation to fall below two per cent target within the year

  • Bank begins monetary policy meeting, three years after first cutting rates

  • No change to base rate or QE programme from Bank of England

  • Consumers hoping for interest rate rise over next 12 months

    Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England
  • Bank considers how to prevent conflict between two bodies

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