Two of the nine members of the Bank of England’s monetary policy committee wanted an additional £100 billion of purchases. According to the minutes, “for all members of this group, the prospective weakness in employment and inflation, and downside risks around aspects of the medium-term outlook, might necessitate further monetary policy action to support the economy in the future.” The RBC analysts also expect action on June 18. Analysts at Citi, however, say the Bank of England left a clue that they may be stepping up their purchases as early as next month.