BoE's Carney: May rate hike not a done deal
Brexit uncertainty a major factor
Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, has said there is still a lot of data to consider before the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) can decide when to next hike interest rates.
An interest rate hike in May has been priced into markets for some time now with many economists and investors expecting a rise of 0.25%. But in an interview with the BBC, the governor said there was...
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