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"The Bank of England’s latest £50 billion bid to breathe life into the struggling UK economy opened up fresh splits among policymakers today as it emerged that two rate-setters opposed the move.
"... The majority of rate-setters are concerned over the 'very substantial risks' to the UK. The minutes revealed that the committee even considered a bigger £75 billion dose of quantitative easing.
"The economy is likely to face a third successive quarter of contraction when official estimates for the April to June quarter are released next week."
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"LandSecs’ lettings soar"
"UK’s biggest landlord Land Securities has had its best quarter for five years.
Despite the squeeze on consumers, LandSecs saw no rise in empty retail
space,
although footfall across its shopping centres was down 2.8% year
on year."
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