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UK needs closer EU ties in multipolar world – BoE’s Bailey

Governor urges greater support for multilateral institutions to solve growing global imbalances

Andrew Bailey
Andrew Bailey
Bank of England (https://bit.ly/3VgUE6F)

The UK should have a closer trading relationship with the European Union in an increasingly contested world dominated by the US and China, the Bank of England governor has said. 

In a panel at the BoE’s Agenda for Research conference on May 8, Andrew Bailey said “preserving and underpinning the international multilateral structure is important… without it, the world gets a lot more difficult. It gets a lot more difficult for the UK”. 

Seeking to rebuild trade relations with Europe is a sensible

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