'No Need' to Extend Carney's Term at BOE, U.K.'s Javid Says

The transcript discusses the UK's fiscal plans under the Conservative Party, emphasizing economic growth, spending control, and infrastructure investment. It contrasts these plans with the Labour Party's approach, highlighting concerns about fiscal irresponsibility and potential economic crises. The discussion also covers Brexit's impact on economic stability and the importance of maintaining international investor confidence. The Conservative Party's commitment to fiscal responsibility and infrastructure investment is reiterated, along with plans for borrowing and budget management. The governance of the Bank of England post-election is briefly addressed.

What investments are proposed to boost the economy?

What is the significance of maintaining fiscal rules according to the speaker?