Pictet's Cole Says U.K. Can't Have Another Election

The transcript discusses the political and economic landscape in the UK post-Brexit referendum. It highlights Theresa May's challenges in governing with the DUP and the potential for another election. The conversation shifts to economic predictions, focusing on Mark Carney's actions as the central banker and the resilience of the UK economy despite initial recession fears. The discussion also touches on the implications of inflation and the central bank's potential need to tighten monetary policy.

What was Mrs. May's intention regarding her hand in Brexit negotiations?

What challenges does Theresa May face in governing with the DUP?

What is the speaker's opinion on whether Theresa May will survive her parliamentary term?

How did Mark Carney respond to the economic situation following the referendum?

What concerns are raised about the Central Bank's actions in relation to recession predictions?