Bank of England governor: No-deal Brexit likely to have longer-term effects than Covid-19

Name: Bank of England governor: No-deal Brexit likely to have longer-term effects than Covid-19
Uploaded: 2020-11-23T18:50:13+00:00
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Description: Governor of the Bank of England Andrew Bailey speaks to the House of CommonsTreasury Committee about the financial and monetary forecasts for the UKeconomy in

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Bank of England governor: No-deal Brexit likely to have longer-term effects than Covid-19

Governor of the Bank of England Andrew Bailey speaks to the House of CommonsTreasury Committee about the financial and monetary forecasts for the UKeconomy in the wake of Covid-19 and the looming Brexit transition deadline.

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