Bank of England governor Mervyn King has not ruled out another round of quantitative easing and has reiterated his belief the UK recovery will be choppy.
Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) hawk Andrew Sentance is calling for a 0.5% rise in the Bank of England base rate, a greater hike than he has lobbied for previously.
Inflationary pressures are greater than the MPC painted in its latest report and higher interest rates are urgently needed, says the MPC's Andrew Sentance.
Schroders' Richard Buxton believes the Bank of England will hold off on raising interest rates this year despite his forecast inflation could reach 5%.
The Bank of England has held interest rates at 0.5% and kept its quantitative easing programme at £200bn.
The MPC is highly unlikely to raise interest rates this week but will begin to hike in the second quarter as GDP improves, says OMAM's Ashton Bradbury.
Kate Barker, a former leading member of the Bank of England's MPC, has warned the UK economy could be only part way through the financial crisis.
LGIM's Richard Hodges has added 12% to his high yield positions in the £1.3bn Dynamic Bond trust, and expects to take exposure to 50% this year.