Carney: 'Absolutely Serene' on BOE Brexit Grilling

The transcript discusses the economic and monetary policy responses following a referendum. It highlights the initial reactions, the role of the Financial Policy Committee, and the steps taken by central banks to address liquidity pressures. The analysis covers the economic response, focusing on business investment and consumer sector resilience. It also examines the risks to monetary policy and the decisions made by the committee to provide stimulus. Finally, it outlines potential future directions for monetary policy, including interest rate adjustments and economic stabilization efforts.

What was the speaker's attitude towards the comments made by the MPC and FTC after the referendum?

• Calm and confident

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Anxious and worried

• Confused and uncertain

What did the speaker identify as a risk to monetary policy following the referendum?

• The resilience of the consumer sector

• The actions of central banks

• The stance of monetary policy

• The long-term economic prospects

What economic sectors did the speaker mention in relation to the referendum's impact?

• Technology and healthcare

• Business investment and commercial real estate

• Agriculture and manufacturing

• Tourism and retail

How did the speaker describe the committee's orientation before the referendum?

• Uncertain about any policy changes

• Focused on immediate tightening of policy

• Prepared for a potential policy tightening

• Concerned with long-term economic prospects

What future economic signs did the speaker welcome?

• Higher unemployment rates

• Signs of economic stabilization

• Decreased consumer spending

• Increased inflation rates