Economists' consensus: No rate rise until November
The government will fail to deliver planned spending cuts within the next Parliament and interest rate rises are off the table until summer at least, according to a survey of economists.
In the annual Financial Times survey of more than 80 prominent economists, a majority of those surveyed said the government will deviate at some point over the next Parliament from its plans to cut spending...
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