BoE’s Carney: markets are not positioned for ‘no-deal’ Brexit risk
|- BoE’s Carney is crossing the wires.
Carney says:
- Date of Brexit to have no effect on his tenure at BoE.
- Lack of agreement on brexit is a sign of global issues.
- No-deal Brexit would be first supply shock for an advanced economy in at least 40 years.
- Risk of no-deal Brexit lowered by last night's agreement.
- Lack of agreement on Brexit is a sign of global issues.
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