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But the BoE governor will leave before his term is up, which may rock the British Pound already suffering from Brexit fears.
The British Pound Sterling barely moved on the news that that Governor of the Bank of England (BoE) Mark Carney has decided not to stay for his full eight-year term, but will weather the Brexit storm. The currency is not only mired in the repeated attacks on the central bank’s independence and competency but also...
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