Britain's economy is likely to grow less than the Bank of England forecast earlier this month as Brexit uncertainty hurts investment and productivity, Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden said on Thursday.
LONDON: Theresa May’s resignation threatens to turn the race to lead the Bank of England (BoE) on its head.
A new prime minister – and the new chancellor of the exchequer that might accompany them -- could have very different priorities from May and Philip Hammond, potentially opening the door for a different slate of candidates for the top BoE job.
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