In an exclusive interview with Sky News’ Samantha Washington, Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said that the risk of a no-deal Brexit was now “alarmingly high.”
Key quotes
- We’re in a situation where the expressed will of parliament is for some form of deal, so to put it in the double negative: parliament is against no deal.
- The government, as expressed by the prime minister, is against no deal, the European Union is against no deal, and yet it is a possibility – it is the default option.
- There are lots of things to worry about in the event of a no-deal Brexit but the financial sector is not one of them.
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