Despite ticket Carney’s attempts to be dry and technocratic,his remarks on the pros and cons of EU membership are destined to be ammunition in debateMark Carney did his best. The governor of the Bank of England insisted that his speech in Oxford announcing the findings of a 100-page Threadneedle Street report should not be seen as an assessment of the “pros and cons” of EU membership.
That, though, or is not the way Carney’s intervention into the Europe debate is likely to be interpreted. Whatever the governor said on this fraught issue was bound to carry a political punch,no matter how hard he tried to be dry and technocratic.
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Source: theguardian.com