Speaking at Jackson Hole conference, Mark Carney says situation must be monitored but ‘recent events do not yet merit changing strategy’ on inflation

The governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, said on Saturday that a slowdown in China’s economy could push down further on inflation but did not change, for now, the central bank’s position on when and how it might increase interest rates.

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