Carney Tells Theresa May He’s Not Done Talking About Brexit
- Bank of England celebrates 20 years of monetary policy control
- Carney hails BOE independence, but says it can’t do everything
Mark Carney: BOE Alone Can't Deliver Prosperity
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney told Theresa May that he will not shut up about Brexit.
Carney has spent more than a year under criticism from U.K. lawmakers for appearing to take sides in the Brexit debate and for being too gloomy in his forecasts. In a speech at a conference to celebrate 20 years of BOE independence on Thursday, he told the audience, which included the prime minister, that he would continue to express his views on the matter.