Interest rates are likely to fall in struggling Europe as they rise in a recovering UK luring more money into our frothy markets
What a difference three months make. As Mark Carney was gearing up in February for his third inflation report as Bank of England governor, life in his new city must have looked pretty overcast.
Most of us feel that way after the long slog of a British winter and it is little different in Carney's native Canada. But for the man known back home as the "rock-star central banker", this particular February brought a daunting appointment with the press.
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