Doing the post BoE media rounds
BoE's Carney on BBC Radio
- Market expectations for rates moving to 1.5% over the next few years isn't a bad rule of thumb.
- RBS results are another sign that we're moving beyond the financial crisis.
- Royal Bank of Scotland has seen first-half profits fell, but is on course to pay its first dividend in 10 years. Attributable profit was £888m, compared with £939m in 2017.
- We are not raising rates to give a cushion if we need to cut rates again.
- The possibility of a no deal Brexit is uncomfortably high.
- Absolutely in interest of the UK and EU to have a transition deal, no deal Brexit highly undesirable
- UK, EU should do all they can to avoid no deal Brexit
- No deal Brexit would likely mean higher prices for a period of time
- A no deal Brexit is relatively unlikely, but possible
- We will not be in a situation of runs on banks in any type of Brexit
- UK government has done what it needs to for preparing banks for Brexit, the EU has more to do
- Financial system will be ready for undesirable, unlikely scenario of no deal Brexit
- UK economy has grown by a percentage point less than we had predicted prior to Brexit vote
- We need a long transition, yes
Chart thoughts:
- GBP/USD falls to 11 day low on the comments about a no deal Brexit
- Sinking to the bottom of the daily support zone and looking weak