Mark Carney On Brexit and Borrowing, Speech at The LSE

The video discusses the economic uncertainties related to Brexit, noting a decrease in savings rates and an increase in consumer borrowing, with household borrowing rising by 4% and consumer credit by 10%. It highlights the fastest consumer credit growth since 2005. The outlook for inflation is tied to demand, supply, and exchange rate changes, with monetary policy poised to respond to ensure inflation returns to a 2% target.

What factors are contributing to the uncertainties related to Brexit?

How have savings rates and consumer borrowing changed recently?

What was the percentage increase in total household borrowing?

How does monetary policy respond to changes in the economic outlook?

What is the target inflation rate mentioned in the text?