LONDON: Love him or loathe him, the British government may have to put up with Bank of England Governor Mervyn King for quite a while longer.
King, who will be 60 next year, has taken a lot of flak in recent months over his handling of the summer’s credit crunch which caused Britain’s first bank run in 140 years when mortgage lender Northern Rock had to seek emergency cash from the BoE.
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