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- BoE's Carney says will soon find out if Brexit is a "gentle stroll along a smooth path to a land of cake and consumption"
BoE's Carney says will soon find out if Brexit is a "gentle stroll along a smooth path to a land of cake and consumption"
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Extent to which UK current account deficit has moved closer to sustainability remains an open question, hinges on Brexit talks
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Higher global growth needs new approach to trade policy, Brexit will be key test
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Firms may soon need to activate brexit contingency plans, depending on if and how soon transition deal reached
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"Anaemic" wage growth and mixed signals on consumer spending and business investment mean now is not time to raise rates
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Monetary policy cannot prevent weaker real income growth likely to accompany Brexit transition
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Bank of England obliged to balance trade-off between lowering inflation and supporting growth "in such exceptional circumstances"
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