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Leaving EU could damage economy, warns Bank chief: Mark Carney says a Brexit could add  a 'risk premium' to the UK because of the size of the deficit

  • Governor of Bank of England claims UK economic stability could be at risk
  • Mark Carney said Brexit would add 'risk premium' to UK because of deficit
  • Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan say Britain will be better-off staying in EU
The Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, (pictured) said Britain's economic stability will be put at risk if it votes to leave the EU - despite the fact he is supposed to be neutral n the referendum debate
Britain's economic stability will be put at risk if it votes to leave the EU, the Governor of the Bank of England claimed yesterday.
Canadian Mark Carney said that a so-called Brexit could add a ‘risk premium’ to the UK because of the size of its deficit.
His comments follow claims by Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan that Britain will be better-off staying in. Leave campaigners fear there will be an Establishment onslaught against them, backed by generous donations from the big banks.
The Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, (pictured) said Britain's economic stability will be put at risk if it votes to leave the EU - despite the fact he is supposed to be neutral n the referendum debate
Mr Carney – who is supposed to be neutral in the referendum debate – made his intervention during an appearance before the Treasury select committee yesterday.
Asked if Britain’s current account deficit – the difference between imports and exports – will pose more of a risk to the economy if Britain leaves the EU, he warned of an increasingly ‘febrile and volatile’ climate.

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