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Jun 2020
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Governor of the Bank of England - Andrew...

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Ed Conway and Sajid Javid talk to Andrew Bailey about the Bank of England's intervention at the start of the pandemic, the potential long term economic consequences of the virus, whether central banks take health risks as seriously as climate change and the impact of Brexit on trade patterns. 
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