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Carney: EU exit 'biggest domestic risk'

Mark Carney

The governor of the Bank of England says the possibility of Britain leaving the EU is the "biggest domestic risk to financial stability", but says he is not taking sides over the in-out debate.

  • 8 March 2016
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