Bank of England Notes Warning Signs as Brexit Vote Approaches

By
Lucy Meakin
and
Jill Ward
  • Minutes of the April meeting list factors in the spotlight
  • BOE says hiring, investment intentions may already be dipping

Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England.

 Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg

Mark Carney has already called the U.K.’s referendum on its European Union membership the biggest risk to domestic financial stability. Now he’s given some insight into what officials are looking at as they fret about the economic outlook.

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