London, Yiannis Haniotakis

The Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Baileyhe called on the government to “minimize the negative effects” of Brexit by seeking closer relations with the EU.

Bailey emphasized non -tariff barriers, especially in the financial services sector, saying that the reduction in bureaucracy will boost trade and economic growth.

During his speech in Dublin, he welcomed the government’s efforts to increase trade with Europe, but warned that Brexit has “burdened” productivity and growth and argued that both sides should seek further deepening of their links.

The Governor of the Bank of England hinted that more could be done to increase the United Kingdom-EU in the financial services sector, saying that a “two-way road” would deepen markets and benefit both sides.

‘There is a meaning In an attempt to increase the opening of our financial markets by reducing non -tariffs, “he said characteristically, explaining that while not saying that Brexit was” wrong “, it has created non -tariffs.

“We have to do everything we can to minimize the negative impacts on trade. As with the trade of goods, open financial markets support economic growth as well as increased investment and reduction in capital costs, “he added.