Zero Hedges comments:
As many expected, the Bank of England has followed in Bernanke's footsteps and proceeded with extra QE, 75 billion extra, or about 25 billion more than consensus - this is the first expansion in the British QE since November 5, 2009 when it did the latest £25 billion expansion.
Unfortunately, this is just the beginning: much more global QE is coming down the line as the "monetary authority" realizes it only has itself and its printers to rely on in a world rapidly reentering recession.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/bank-england-expands-qe-%C2%A375-billion-total-%C2%A3275-billion-keeps-rate-unchanged
As many expected, the Bank of England has followed in Bernanke's footsteps and proceeded with extra QE, 75 billion extra, or about 25 billion more than consensus - this is the first expansion in the British QE since November 5, 2009 when it did the latest £25 billion expansion.
Unfortunately, this is just the beginning: much more global QE is coming down the line as the "monetary authority" realizes it only has itself and its printers to rely on in a world rapidly reentering recession.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/bank-england-expands-qe-%C2%A375-billion-total-%C2%A3275-billion-keeps-rate-unchanged
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