Bank of England holds rates at 5.75% for now

The Bank of England as expected left its key interest rate steady at 5.75 percent on Mar 8, declining to cut rates despite a deteriorating global economic outlook.

The decision came a day after Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown delivered the government's annual budget, which cut taxes modestly and delivered small further increases in public spending.

The central bank's nine-member Monetary Policy Committee shaved interest rates in Feb 2001 for the first time in almost two years, following

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