BOE's Mark Carney at the presser
Around half of 9% move in sterling is Brexit related and we have factored that out of forecasts
Rate increase is more likely than not by the end of the forecast period
Uncertainty measures have picked up sharply in Feb
We could be over or underestimating the effects of Brexit
Data over the vote is likely to be less informativel than usual
Brexit could lead to higher path of inflation and lower path of growth
Monetary policy cannot immediately offset all the effects of a shock from Brexit
BOE will use all of its tool to provide financial stability
On to the Q&A
