Mark Carney U-turned on Brexit panic: 'Could be conceptual positive' | City & Business | Finance
Boris Johnson back Leave in the Brexit referendum (Image: GETTY) Mr Carney would, Mr Ahmed suggested, be aware that the Remain camp would "grab all his negative comments about Brexit and trumpet them as a victory". Meanwhile he knew Leavers would attack him for "being deliberately partisan in his approach to the value or otherwise of the EU to the British economy". After a trade deal was secured by Mr Johnson and his counterpart, Ursula von der Leyen - the European Commission's President, the Prime Minister did confess the pact had failed to live up to his ambition for the finance sector.