white house. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: now it is six weeks since the bank of england livered a stronger response to brexit the many economists had forecast. boeicy makers having to assess whether the outlook calls for a change of strategy. manus, good morning to you. what are we expecting today? the market is not expecting anything more to medic from the bank of england. that was the real force sledgehammer that they pulled out. quantitative easing, buying corporate bonds, term lending for the banks. the question is this when it comes to their minutes, will the majority of the bank of england for rate cutse and 2016? -- in 2016? the parliamentarians are choosing -- it is all about the data. i got off with ross walker this morning and he says we are fundamentally misguided. what i might talking about? the on the planet numbers. unemployment at an 11 -- the unemployment numbers. unemployment at an 11 year low. he talks about the potential for unemployment heading 5.8%. this misguided view of the data that we have, unemployment does that play into the view needed that we need that much stimulus. that institution bailed out northern rock. this in