The Bank of England will likely leave the bank rate at a record low of 0.1% on Thursday and the size of its bond-buying program at £745 billion. Although no action is seen in the September meeting, the central bank is expected to set the stage for more stimulus measures as the country faces greater instability amid a no-deal Brexit concerns, rising unemployment and coronavirus infections. Many economists expect the bank to take some action in November as the outcome from post-Brexit trade talks becomes more clear, and the UK’s furlough scheme ends. The Bank of England voted unanimously to maintain the key bank rate at a record low of 0.1% and the size of its bond-buying program at £745 billion as expected on August 6th.