BoE's Broadbent: UK's EU vote not bit business investment

The Bank of European nation has not yet seen signs that British firms square measure edge investment plans as a results of uncertainty around Britain's vote on EU membership, a major Bank of European nation official said on weekday.

Deputy Governor mount Broadbent told BBC radio that he thought following move in interest rates was still ostensibly to be up and he downplayed the BoE's decision to cut its growth forecasts on Th, speech British economy had been robust.

Asked but the vote, ostensibly to be command in solar calendar month, was moving the economy, Broadbent said: "We haven't yet seen, concerning investment intentions, any weakening of those lately, but clearly it's one factor we have a tendency to have a tendency to watch pretty closely."