Interest rates are expected to be held following a meeting of policymakers at the Bank of England today.
The rate was cut from 4.25% down to 4% by the bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) when it last met in August - a rate it is forecast to stick at.
While the 4% figure represents the lowest interest rate in more than two years, analysts predict there will be no further cuts in the rest of the year, the BBC reports.
The Bank of England will confirm its decision on interest rates at 12 noon today.
It comes as the inflation rate stuck at 3.8% in August, close to double the target of just 2%.
Last month's decision to cut the interest rate to 4% was "finely balanced", according to governor Andrew Bailey, with a second vote required bythe MPC's nine members.