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Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, speaks during a press conference as he presents the quarterly inflation report at the Bank of England in the City of London, on May 13, 2015.
They voted once again to hold interest rates, with only one policymaker voting for a hike.
Bank rate is currently at 0.5%, a record low that it's been at since Spring 2009.
Analysts were expecting another 8-1 vote in favour of holding rates, like the one seen last month.
Some thought that there might be a wild card in the form of a vote to cut rates by Andy Haldane, the Bank's independent-minded chief economist. While everyone else has been gearing up for a rate hike Haldane has been expressing concerns about the disinflation and deflation recorded around the world.
The Bank has been running hot and cold over the prospect of a rate hike, which markets expect will come some months after the US Federal Reserve's first increase.