Minutes of the Bank of England's rate-setting meeting show there was unanimous agreement this month to not expand its stimulus programme.
But differences emerged on what to do in the months ahead.
The minutes said the nine members of the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee agreed that "there was little to be gained at this meeting in changing the current programme".
The stimulus programme is known as quantitative easing.
The programme has so far has authorised £375 billion sterling to purchase government bonds and other high-quality assets. Many analysts expect a further expansion in November.
The minutes, however, said the panel was divided on the likely impact of any further purchases.
