Appearing before MPs, the Governor of The Bank Of England insisted Brexit was the biggest risk to Britain in the run-up to the referendum but conceded this was no longer the case. (Why so????)
In fact, the UK's exit from the European Union (EU) is now a bigger threat to the continent than Britain, said the Canadian chief.
He told the Treasury Select Committee: "There are greater financial stability risks on the continent in the short-term, for the transitions, than there are for the UK."
Mr Carney added: "In the run-up to the referendum we felt that it was the largest risk... The scale of the immediate risks around Brexit have gone down." Express.
Ah. Magic was it Mark?
Ah. Magic was it Mark?
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