BOC minutes: Members agreed the economy was weak
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Members agreed that the economy was weak; it was still operating in excess supply and there was slack in the labour market The economy was not clearly in recession Data suggested that not a great deal had changed since the Council’s last decision in April Flags rate cuts if US im
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