BOE’s Carney: Brexit will be a big test
|More comments flowing in from the BOE Chief Carney, as he continues to speak at Mansion house.
Key Points:
"It will not be enough for the G20 to "resist protectionism."
The G20 now needs to make "trade work for all."
That includes using e-commerce platforms to promote free trade for SMEs across the G20,21 and it requires an urgent and critical examination of trade in services"
Higher global growth needs a new approach
Brexit will be a big test
“A decade of radical financial reform was not an end in itself, but rather a means to serve households and businesses better.“
“We must ensure that the real economy reaps its full benefits, including through freer trade in services and more resilient financing of the investment needed to boost wages of workers in all industries across the UK.”
“One million people across this country work in financial services.”
Key Notes:
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