Wednesday preview: BoE minutes, FOMC meeting, Kesa

On Wednesday, the US Federal Open Market Committee announces its interest rate decision and, unless the US central bank is going to start paying US banks to borrow money from it, the Fed has little option but to leave its rates unchanged.

On Wednesday, the US Federal Open Market Committee announces its interest rate decision and, unless the US central bank is going to start paying US banks to borrow money from it, the Fed has little option but to leave its rates unchanged.

On the same day the Bank of England releases the minutes from the June meeting of its policy-making team, the Monetary Policy Committee. If April's verdict on whether to unleash more quantitative easing was finely balanced then May's is likely to have seen even more lively debate about whether to loosen fiscal policy some more.

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