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Investors and economists expect the BOE’s Monetary Policy Committee to leave rates on hold at 4% with UK inflation running at almost double its 2% target and the autumn budget looming on November 26.

Investors and economists expect the BOE’s Monetary Policy Committee to leave rates on hold at 4% with UK inflation running at almost double its 2% target and the autumn budget looming on Nov 26.

Inflation figures wipe out any chance of the Reserve Bank cutting rates on Melbourne Cup Day and economists expect the central bank to revise CPI expectations.

Experts say until the scale of Rachel Reeves' tax grab and any public spending cuts is known the Bank will sit on its hands by keeping rates at 4 per cent.

Hours after Rachel Reeves broke down in tears in the Commons chamber in July she hosted a private drinks party at the Treasury.