Brexit is an additional adjustment to a 'risky trinity': BIS
The triad being the 3 threats to global growth, as the "bank for central banks" sums up
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THE prospect of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union represents another risk that central banks around the world now have to contend with, even as they collaborate to combat a "risky trinity" that may destabilise a fragile global economic recovery.
Terming Friday's results of a UK referendum that favoured a UK-EU split, or "Brexit", as an "additional adjustment", Jaime Caruana, general manager of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), or the "bank for central banks", said on Sunday: "The world economy conveys a sense of unfinished adjustment and fragile confidence."
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