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Brexit is to blame for inflation, claims Mark Carney

Former Bank of England governor says the biggest shocks in decades could take years to unwind

By

Szu Ping Chan

and

Tim Wallace

16 June 2023 • 9:14pm

Mark Carney

Mark Carney has blamed stubbornly high inflation in Britain on Brexit, claiming he had warned the public that leaving the European Union would damage the economy.

The former governor of the Bank of England said that he had been vindicated after predicting Brexit would lead to higher prices, a weaker pound and slower growth.

Branded the “architect of Project Fear”, Mr Carney repeatedly claimed that the economic consequences of Brexit were all negative. He claimed unemployment would rise under anything except a “close” relationship with Brussels after Brexit.

In an interview with The Telegraph he said: “There’s no joy in saying: well, ‘we told you so’ because people are having to live with that reality.”

In 2018, Mr Carney published a report alongside his colleague with doom-laden predictions, including a no-deal scenario that triggered up to a 30pc drop in house prices and a recession more damaging than the financial crisis.

Mr Carney, who led the Bank for seven years until 2020, said a series of “negative supply shocks” had disrupted the economy and led to an unexpected increase in costs.

He said the single biggest energy shock since the 1970s, combined with a shrinking workforce and the impact of Brexit had triggered a “unique” adjustment in the UK that he suggested could take years to unwind.

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Daytradenovice Glencore

With a Annual dividend yield of 7.73% happy to buy more!

Lloyd's follow the downfall of the cons never again

As an example, a £500k mortgage over a 30-year term with 5% interest will cost you £2,684 a month, which is £239 cheaper than a 25-year mortgage with the same interest rate. The UK housing on great shape thx cons never lie

Mick-b very funny ! Its just a party with no one interested lol

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Bloomberg highest bankruptcy since 2009 us

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Mick-b I don't believe it! Doris not really fit into anything anymore more like a Simpson cartoon imho

China will exseed its 5pc forecast this year. Awesome

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2 fed rate rises this year suggested and this will help the metals recovery