Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said Friday that Britain's economy was on track for the central bank to start raising record-low interest rates in the "relatively near term."
"What we have said, that if the economy continues on the track that it's been on, and all indications are that it is, in the relatively near term we can expect that interest rates would increase somewhat," Carney told.
Carney has previously said he was one of those policymakers.
But the BoE thinks that Britain's departure from the European Union is likely to mean the economy will not be able grow as fast as before without pushing up inflation as the number of migrant workers coming to the country slows.
Source: Bloomberg Pro Terminal
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