Bank of England: Brexit could 'materially' lower UK growth
The Bank of England has warned that Britain leaving the EU could "materially" lower UK growth and lead to sharp falls in the value of the pound.
The Bank of England has warned that Britain leaving the EU could "materially" lower UK growth and lead to sharp falls in the value of the pound.
Responding to the Bank of England's warning that a Brexit vote could "materially" lower UK growth, the Chancellor said it was a "big moment in the EU debate".
Big moment in EU debate: Bank of England warns vote to Leave would mean both materially lower growth and higher inflation. It's a lose-lose
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