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Given at the Financial Times event in Frobisher Hall, the Barbican.
Published on
12 February 2019
In his speech, Mark Carney looks at the outlook for the world economy. He says stable growth is more likely than recession but highlights some risks to the outlook, including growing debt in China and a reduction in openness to trade. He suggests Brexit could be the ‘acid test’ of whether the world can combine the benefits of economic openness with greater democratic accountability.