ECB's Lane - Abrupt Brexit would be a "genuine shock" to financial stability
|ECB member and Bank of Ireland governor Philip Lane, while speaking to the Financial Times said-
- Brexit is a bigger headache if there is no trade deal and an abrupt British departure would be a "genuine shock" threatening the stability of Europe's financial system.
- Until we have signs of inflation, it is appropriate for QE to continue
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